Nissan will be showcasing a special Leaf covered with self-cleaning paint.

You read that right. Nissan is launching a social media campaign that will include a series of online videos to showcase a Nissan Leaf with self-cleaning nano-paint technology.

Created to demonstrate its potential use in future production vehicles, this Leaf is covered with Ultra-Ever Dry paint to help repel almost any liquid that may come its way.

Nissan first introduced this one-of-a-kind Leaf this past April.

“The Leaf is already one of the cleanest vehicles around even without this incredibly innovative paint technology; that said, we’re not afraid to get our hands dirty to take this to the next level,” said Pierre Loing, vice president, Product Planning, Nissan North America, Inc. “Getting fans involved via this social media campaign is a fun, creative way to show how the Leaf can stay clean no matter how dirty the world around it may be. A marriage with the Ultra-Ever Dry exterior coating truly puts this Leaf in a league of its own, and we’re excited to see where this technology can take us.”

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The first video, The Nissan Paint Prank,” launched yesterday on YouTube. Described by Nissan as a “Three Stooges” style calamity, the video catches expressions of innocent bystanders shocked to see what happens as a crew of painters “accidentally” spills buckets of paint on the Nissan Leaf. As bystanders are playfully made aware of the prank, viewers online will be encouraged to visit Nissan’s Instagram channel to participate in a related series of videos, which also launched yesterday.

First up on Instagram, “Guess the Mess” challenges fans to guess the liquid being poured on the self-cleaning Leaf. After guessing the mess, it’s the fans’ turn to decide what gets poured on the Leaf in the final set of videos entitled “Will it Stick?”

Nissan said fans will be called upon on Instagram to suggest things they’d like to see dumped on the Leaf – ketchup, honey, eggs… anything is in play. Starting next week, Nissan will decide “if it sticks” by sharing videos on Instagram that will include the liquids suggested by selected fans.

To encourage suggestions for liquids to pour on the Leaf from Instagram users, Nissan stated all participants will be entered for a chance to win a gift card toward a car wash.

To conclude the series, Nissan said it will create a compilation video featuring all “Guess the Mess” and “Will It Stick?” videos that will be posted to Nissan’s YouTube channel and shared across Nissan’s social media platforms.

Nissan hopes social media users will follow along on Instagram using #WorldsCleanestCar.

While there are currently no plans for this unique paint coating technology to be applied to Nissan vehicles as standard equipment, Nissan said it continues to consider the technology as a future aftermarket option.