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 - Neutral Red - (60 Grams/ 2.12 oz)

BUY THIS PRODUCT!!! If you want your whatever you are casting in resin to glow, USE THIS PRODUCT!! Now, that being said, if you want your resin to be stay clear, you CAN NOT use this... it turned my clear resin cloudy (which was fine) so i just did one pour with this mixed in, then did a separate clear pour the next time... I hit it with the UV light (included) and it glows very well.. I hit it with my Nitecore SRT7 at full blast and it made this glow for hours.... This product FAR SURPASSED my expectations... You can see in my pic of the bowl i made just how much this stuff glows.. That pic is NOT edited in any way... Let it Glow Let it Glow Let it GLOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

I've by now purchased several of the glow products offered by this seller and had nothing but the best time working with it. If you have any questions I'm available to answer questions. The product is solid but there are a few things to know in order to maximize the benefit of this product. If you're doing a deep groove you'll want to fill it until there's about 1/8th of an inch yet to fill and then use the glow powder with the resin you're using. That'll keep the glow product close to the surface. If you do this you'll have a nice easily seen glow product that will last you for years to come. That being said I'll be buying from this very nice seller for many years to come.

Works very well if you follow directions. After mixing with a clear medium, such as Mod Podge or Elmer's White Glue, be sure and paint on very light colored objects. I painted it on glass marbles, and only the white marbles glowed in the dark. This is a great product if directions are followed.Remember to follow the directions....Got that?? Good.

I thought the glow powder was awesome. I tried to do as much research as i could before I used it and it paid off. The glow powder was bright when fully charged and the tabletop i refinished looks great; and makes a great conversation piece.

I purchased this to paint stars on my son's bedroom ceiling. I wanted something clear, that wouldn't be noticeable during the day. I mixed the powder with polyurethane using Art N' Glow's recommendations. I used a round foam stenciling brush to apply to the ceiling. The product does not mix well with the polyurethane. I had to keep mixing it between each dip of the brush. That being said, the brightness and length of time the stars glow on my son's ceiling is impressive. The room is shaded by a tree and there is only a modest amount of light during the day. The stars on the ceiling glow from sun down to sun up and my son loves his starry ceiling.

I was excited when I found so many "glowing" reviews of how long this powder would glow when fully-charged, and I do understand that glow-in-the-dark effects will be overwhelmed by ambient lighting, but I was hopeful this would add extra flair to our Glowing Grim Grinning Ghosts costumes that already had EL wire & LED lighting effects. I used clear acrylic textile medium with this neutral aqua glow powder, since I was painting accents on fabric hats, fabric roses, and actual fabric intricate lace & brocade, and instead of the 1:4 ratio I saw recommended, I kept mixing as much powder into the liquid until it was too thick to brush, probably closer to 1:1. Sadly even using our large UV tube lights to charge everything for a full 8 hours before wearing, the visible glow time only lasted about 7 minutes, since I timed my photos. We ordered wide-bulb UV flashlights to carry around with us to our events, but even shining our UV lights on each other before photos, we never got the full glow effects like when I was painting them. When the glow did work, the wig highlights were beautiful, and it looked like the vest brocade was glowing from within and rivaled the EL wire sewed under the edge! At least we got a few good photos showing my hours of painting lace & brocade, and INSIDE the Disneyland Haunted Mansion we captured some of our best glow! Sure wish I could find glow powder or glow paint that would truly glow all night when fully-charged!

This is a true purple. You get a good amount too. Most of the ratings that are less than 5 stars are because they didn't follow these steps: the key to getting a great, long lasting & strong glow with this and all UV powders is to use a good, strong UV light of at least 500 lumens. Keep the item under the light for several minutes to "charge" the powder & you'll get a strong, longer lasting glow. They glow will fade after several hours. Simply re-charge with the UV flashlight. Great product! Definitely recommend.

The stuff works quite well. Has a lot of glow power to it. I would NOT follow the instructions as their recommended dosage seems way off. You can't put 40% glow powder in epoxy without weakening it too much or causing problems curing.I used about 1/3rd of the glow powder in a 4 foot long river table, using it to create a foamy-white bubble flowing effect along the river path, mixed in with the normal blueish tinted epoxy. I did this over 6 or so layers (about 2 inches deep).Even with only 1/3rd usage, at night the table does glow pretty well and it is more even than I thought it would be. I meant to use it only for foamy white, but I guess it did diffuse into the surrounding epoxy.Point being, 1/3rd container makes a 4 foot by 6 inch by 2 inch deep section softly glow. SO if you are making a glow in the dark pen or something, you don't need all that much of it to do the trick.

More than amazed by the actual product in real life. Pictures don't do it justice. The one guy who wrote the review saying it was just like Avatar? It is. I'm ordering more and painting my pool with it.

Works, buy more. works better if you go overkill on it. Mix only with clear coat.