Glow in the Dark Paint, Bright Blue Glow - Multiple Colors 2 fl oz

This stuff works good. You just have to charge it with UV light for a minute or two before you go out in the dark I use it on a gun sight works great

I bought this paint to paint on some glow in the dark features on a doll. This paint glows like crazy. I bought another brand paint that was cheaper, but it didn’t even glow. So I retired it and purchased this one and it glows soooo much! I would definitely recommend this paint. I just wish it was cheaper.

Requires UV light but atleast it included a light to shine to the paint. High quality paint but not worth the price exactly unless you find yourself using it every day. Appears white when not glowing but after shining some UV the glow sticks for a few hours. The included UV light isn't exactly the strongest.

This is the real deal. The glow paint is white but has a bright long-lasting green glow. I can charge the paint up at night for 30 seconds with a UV light, and it glows for over 8 hours. If you plan to apply a thick coat, do it in layers, allowing time for each layer to dry before applying the next one to prevent cracking. Their tape and power are also great. I put it on my remotes so they are easy to find at night.

I recently bought this paint to use on a clock I have in order to be able to read it when the lights were off. I applied the paint to the numbers and hands on the clock. No glow. Nada! Folks don’t waste your money. It’s a hoax. I gave it one star only because I can’t submit this review with rating the product.

You have to put quite a lot on to get a good glow. It is not clear on application definitely turns more white the more you add. Which means its pretty solid white by the time you have enough on the surface for it glow well. Still not a bad product as it does glow vary vibrant once there is enough.

I used this to highlight the front touchpad divider line on my OneWheel hoverboard for both safety/ operational and vanity reasons. This line is medium blue, printed on an adhesive paper, surrounded by black and coated in a glass-like grip tape material. I masked off with blue painter's tape and coated the blue line approx. 4 times, drying for a few hours between coats until the painted area was solidly covered with a thick, flat finish. Despite my masking the paint did seep a bit. The way it shines only on the blue line and not so much on the black goes to show that choice of lighter background material is important. On a medium blue background, the glow is striking at dusk. I would expect the effect to be much brighter on a white background. Product quality far exceeds that of any glow product I have ever tried from a craft store. It even includes a little UV LED keyfob to quickly spot test as you go. Thoroughly satisfied. I'm actually glad this doesn't contain more white, as I think that being too opaque could obscure the ability for rearward particles to charge. It's better to use a clearer product such as this and just back it reflectively or with white.

Without a white primer this pant is essentially useless. Another thing I noticed is that it glows the most when the paint is still wet, but the glow is almost non-existent when dry. Glow only lasts a few minutes. The quality does not match the price you pay for one ounce. Not a good value for the money.