Great video!🌟 I bought this a couple weeks ago & intend to Glow up my mailbox & possibly driveway so this is cool to know. I prefer a blue tone but all I see from this is green tone. Soon tho once I get glowstones or glow powder in the bioluminescent blue/turquoise aqua tones or something else to my liking, my prudish neighbors who thought they saw my freak flag flying before will see just how high it can fly😂
Hello not sure if you are going to actually read this comment, but anyway I bought the same can before seeing this video. I read the very back of can it does also state that purchasing a can of Rust-Oleum white primer can help to give a more brighter glow as well so idk if maybe you may want to look into making a part 2 of this video using the primer it may make all the difference however even if using the product in the proper temperature and humidity I didn't see them mention that it can improve the length of the glow lasting which I think is a bummer
My Can lid alone was glowing all night! I am using the regular glow and I paid 18 for it… it says to use a primer aswell before using the glow spray along with having to wait 1-2 hours to handle and 24 hours to fully dry maybe that’s why you got it on ur hands 😅, also you do have to give it a spray 2-3 times also mind you a clear coat to protect the paint will not ruin it! I do tumbler cups I promise the clear coat will do you justice! 🥳❤️
@@dgb2394 usually it does!! But I suggest when your glow coat is all dry just lighting with your palm go through cup for any bumps and just sand down very lightly with 200 grit sandpaper or lightest sand paper there is and than you can clear coat ❤️ I also recommend resin/epoxy
So is it clear?? I want my Moped to be White but glow in dark at night... Can i use this on top of glossy white then clear coat it? And still have it look bright glossy white?
Your supposed to charge the glow in the dark paint by Sunlight or a bright light for a few Hour's. Not by just painting an object and leaving it in darkness. You need to watch videos that show you how to charge up glow in the dark paint, it takes photons from the Sun and lights to charge up the chemicals in the glow in the dark paint, to produce the glowing effect. I have only a 8th grade education and am 65 but I know glow in the dark paint ingredients have to be charged by the photons of light for it to Glow for a few hours. Search and Research for the answers I Do. Take My advice and watch other videos and watch, UNSW video of about Glow in the dark paint..
Just let use Krylon I just sprayed a pair of Hey Dude slip on dad shoes came out incredible it’s clear too cause my shoe is blue and it’s glow in the dark blue looks really nice
Thx for the vid. It's def helpful. I'd look into using a 12 hour + glow in the dark product. I used it for my kids bedroom when they were young, The SkyScape images I painted seemed to charge well enough via artificial or sunlight to be bright by night & still glowing & morning, & it lasted for years.
I bought this stuff too and was REALLY disappointed. I waited to long to try it to take it back to get my Money. Lesson learned, before you buy look for it on RU-vid.
If you connect the ground to something metal not on the scooter batter it will still charge the same and not give the risk of fumes being released because that's caused from the spark from your ground on your battery
Does that spray paint go good on wood and chairs for outside I got a pretty picture of 22 inches wide should I treat the wood for it first and then but they glow in the dark paint on winter but the glow in the dark paint on it then but that stuff over it so it don't rot when it sets out here all winter that guy that made a set of treated wood but you know you never can be too safe
Yeah I think it'd be best to put the spray in the dark paint first, and then some kind of treatment or clear coat to protect it. As you saw in the video, that stuff was coming off really easy without a clear coat. But always do a test spot first! Then make your decision! Thank you!
Es usable pero..... no es todo lo que te informan. PRIMERO la pintura que aplicas NO ES TRANSPARENTE, tiene un color beige tirando a te con leche claro. Por tanto si lo aplicas sobre una superficie blanca bien potente luego de aplicarle mucha luz en la obscuridad brillara pero...... en la luz de dia o a la luz ambiente ya no te quedara el producto con un color blanco sino beige muy clarito SEGUNDO Es usable solo sobre una capa fuerte de color blanco como base nos es efectivo en otros colores TERCERO debes aplicarle varias capas de glow por lo menos 4 y no es permanente el brillo en la obscuridad. GASTE INUTILMENTE pues no es barato