Glow in The Dark Pigment Powder - Neutral and Fluorescent Color for Art Painting, Fine Art, Nail Art Paint, and DIY Crafts - Long Lasting, 10+ Color Options - Fluorescent Blue - (12 Grams/ .42oz)

Glows really bright, I used it in an epoxy pour countertop on our boat. I love the results, undetectable in the day and goes brightly at night. I will be purchasing again

Got it for Halloween last year and made a little "potion" bottle filled with this and water for the kid- stuff still glows when left near light source. Hasnt lost it's brightness. Works awesome. I want to get more and experiment with it now

amazingly bright glow and charges very fast, only downside seems to be the charge doesn't last long but that might just be how I'm using it.

I will be honest I had no clue if this world work at the time of purchase. The reason? I was trying to make glow in the dark necklaces and mixing this powder in with glitter.The one thing I wish I had known that I did not realize is the powder is more white. But it mixed in and even though it was more free than Being mixed with something like paint, they turned out great. I just had to make sure to charge them in the sun.The powder is extremely fine but nlmuxinf it with the glitter worked.

The media could not be loaded. Used pretty much all the colors sold to apply a leyer over my planetary landscape on a large canvas 110 x 55 in. It has 3 black light bulbs on top, but this pigment is not just fluorescent but it is phosphorescent so the glow remains after lights are removed. The effect is amazing. Powder was mixed with both glossy and matte varnish and applied with brush and sponges.

I purchased the 12 g bag not exactly knowing what I was going to get. I mixed this into a clear epoxy that I used to coat a floor. The bag came with hardly any product in it which I recognize is my fault for not doing more research. It would have been much more helpful if they gave a chart of how much is needed to cover 1 sq ft. I used this bag to cover 60 sq feet of floor with dim results. I have to make it cave like dark and run a flashlight across it to see the glow, which does work albeit dim. I intended this to be a flashlight drawing floor for kids, but you'll need a whole lot more powder per sq ft than I used. The glow didn't seem to last very long either (1hr), which it could be my fault for diluting it too much, but dilution ratios should be provided by the manufacturer for best results which they do not provide.The color it glowed wasn't as white as I was hoping, it had that greenish hue that other common glow in the dark products produce.The amount I used had no effect on the transparency of the epoxy I used, if you use a crap ton more I imagine you'll make it more pigmented and translucent than transparent.I estimate this small bag (12g) would be good in a thin pour of epoxy covering less than 1 sq ft.This powder did not effect the dry time of the epoxy.The powder is very fine and mixed easily into the epoxy using my drill and mixing paddle.

Super glow. Small amount. Weird bag and hard to get out of bag without making a mess and wasting it

Worked great, but it is just a very small amount that doesn’t go very far at all. (We used ours for slime that came out awesome)