Krylon K03150 Spray Paint, 6 Ounce (Pack of 1), Green

I brought 4 cans. Need I say more. If you want some really cool glow in the dark effects this is what you want. Great product and super durable.

I was slightly disappointed and the size of the paint cans when I receive them however they did advertise the amount that would be in them and it was correct on the product page I was just having a hard time visualizing that in my head I guess the glow in the dark paint works great Amazon is the cheapest place I was able to find this sort of glow in the dark paint I looked and shopped around several different places before purchasing overall I'm satisfied with my purchase of glow in the dark spray paint would definitely make it again I have so far only use the paint one time to put on our names that were carved into freshly poured concrete I took a paintbrush and sprayed some of the paint onto the cup inches brushed it into our names no at 9:20 the sun goes down our names light up I also purchased the spray paint to go on our concrete feed their large concrete feet that look as though they're walking down towards the pool we are going to let the kids color on the concrete to eat and then I'm going to do a coating of the spray paint that glows in dark on top overall very satisfied I really have no complaints

I tried spraying this on my scooter to make it more visible in the dark. However, it doesn't really work as well as the glow-in-the-dark tape that I used. This spray paint will eventually flake off some surfaces (rougher surfaces). However, if you want to remove it off the smooth surfaces, the process is quite easy. All you have to do is spray more of the paint on the paint that you want o remove, wait a minute, and then wipe it off before it dries. I believe this works because "like deserves like" (I learned that in chemistry class 20 years ago and it's actually true!).Having said all this, I'm sure there are good uses for this product but it just doesn't work well on a scooter. Maybe it would have worked better if I had sprayed several layers of it but why do that if you can just use the adhesive glow in the dark tape? Also, maybe this didn't work out for my scooter because it's red. It might work better on a white surface. So, if you have a white scooter, maybe this paint will work better for you.

Works well. This paint is intended to work with a blacklight for decoration. It's not made for any safety improvements. I bought this to try out some night trap shooting at a private range. Glows brightly for about 30s after being charged for a few seconds with a UV light, which is enough flight time. 1 can is enough for two coats for 20-25 clay pigeons. I coated mine on a warm day for it to dry quickly without bubbles (clay pigeons are biodegradable and will react to moisture in the paint if you don't allow it to dry quickly). Proper way of spray painting is short bursts with a medium speed sweeping motion at a 6 inch distance. Focus on getting the sides covered. Having thick coats will NOT improve the paint's glowing ability. A THIN, EVEN coat will do just fine. My next step is to get a UV led light bar connected to a 12v battery so I can have it projected to my trap thrower. Charging the glow with a UV flashlight is a pain in the ass after a while.

Having read the reviews, I didn't have extremely high hopes for this product. It did work better than I thought it would.We used it to spray paint some rocks to use in a flashlight scavenger hunt for Girl Scout camp. 3 of the rocks were light colored and the other 2 were, well, rock-colored. It does work better on the lighter background. We hit it pretty hard with lots of coats (everyone wanted a turn) and I think that helped as well. We let them soak up plenty of sun during the day and kept them under a flashlight until right before time to hide them right before the hunt, and they glowed enough to be found and be designated "very cool" by the Scouts. I had people fighting over taking them home.So if you use a light colored item, use multiple coats, and make sure to provide plenty of light, this product does work.

I have a good deal of experience with glow in the dark materials including the more expensive strontium aluminate based materials as well as the cheaper zinc sulfide based stuff. This product is based on the later, but works reasonably well. I sprayed product evenly on seven square feet of white plastic material (which was treated on the other side with another product). Adhesion of the paint was fine and the dark response was fairly good and even for products based on zinc sulfide. Short exposure 40mw of 405nm blue laser resulted in good green luminescence that is quite visible for about 10 minutes (potentially longer in absolutely darkness). Charge by sunlight is fairly decent as well, but I wouldn't expect to be able to see anything sprayed with this product for more than 30 minutes or so. If you need something that you will glow in the dark longer, I would suggest using the more expensive strontium aluminate based products.

Tiny air bubbles formed when drying, bought a 2nd can to fix where I had to sand to remove pithy finish, then got big air bubbles under new coat that still had the first coat underneath, like the new coat reacted to the older one & problems drying also , a long time to dry !

I bought it because I saw an idea on Pinterest. Spraying some flower pots with Glowz and add plants. You'd have something perfectly unique in your garden. A few things, it does work. Just not for what I was trying to do. The glow doesn't last through sundown. It fades as the sun and by the time its dark so are my pots. Take the pots inside and let them charge up for an hour and they will glow. I tested it on smaller pots that I sealed first. I was hoping it would work and I'd be able to spray some large 100 pound pots. Also, the flower pots turned dindgy. I'm not quite sure why.I'm sure this would work great for other crafts. Just didn't work for my own.