Glow in the Dark Paint | Yellow Green | 50g - Luminous Art & Craft Paint

Paint designs that keep shining after the lights go out. This yellow green glow in the dark paint charges under light and then glows in the dark, and the maker states a glow time of 8 to 10 hours. It is water based and fast drying, in a 50g pot for wood, banners, clocks and craft.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Night glow decor and wall accents
• Clock dials and night identification labels
• Banners, posters and party props
• Wood, MDF and craft pieces
• Halloween and themed event decor

Compatibility

Works with: wood, banners, clocks and general craft surfaces, as the maker lists. Apply with a brush, roller or spray gun, and test on your surface first.

Pairs well with: a white or light base coat, which makes the glow brighter.

Not suitable for: dark base colours, which dull the glow. It needs light to charge before it glows, and it is not a face or body paint.

How to Use

1. Paint a white or light base and let it dry.
2. Brush on an even coat of the glow paint and let it dry.
3. Add a second coat for a stronger glow.
4. Charge it under bright light, then switch the lights off.

Before You Buy

• Our earlier listing called this a UV paste; the pot reads glow in the dark, and that is the paint that ships.
• The glow is brightest just after charging and fades slowly over the hours.
• We state no rating for skin use, so keep it to craft surfaces.

You will Need

• flat brushes

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• glow powder and specialty paints
• fabric, glass and specialty paints
• acrylic paint bottles

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it glow?
After charging under bright light, the maker states a glow time of 8 to 10 hours, brightest at first and fading slowly.

What surfaces can I paint with it?
Wood, banners, clocks and general craft surfaces, as the maker lists. Test on your surface first.

Should I pick this paint or the glow in the dark powder?
Pick this 50g paint to brush straight onto a surface. Pick the 25g glow powder to mix into resin, clear glue or varnish when you want the glow inside a cast piece.