Art 'N Glow in The Dark Pigment Powder - Neutral and Fluorescent Color for Painting, Fine , Nail Paint, and DIY Crafts - Non-Toxic, Long Lasting 10+ Color Options - Neutral Aqua - (60 Grams)

Glows well , must put multiple coating, the light green color glowes the brightest

This stuff is cool! I’m a beginner with Pyrography art, and I’ve made a few things that I’ve experimented with using this glow in the dark powder. One item I made, was a name tag for my son’s dog. I mixed the powder with clear gel nail polish, and cured it onto the wood tag. It worked really well! I haven’t really figured out the perfect ratio to mix it, but I keep the powder in a sealed glass jar, with a small measuring spoon and just guess, lol. I’ve mixed it with clear nail polish, gel, nail polish and also acrylic craft paint. It works best over light colors. Anything dark, it doesn’t really have that pop of glow. Pictured is the name tag I made for my son’s dog.

I haven't tested the pigment powder with any resins or paints yet, but I have put it under a common household lamp for 40 seconds, then turned off the lights. The quality seems good, the color is exactly as pictured, the glow well I'll include a picture and you decide, the price is reasonable.

Nice and bright

Very colorful and absorbs light as it should to glow at night. The consistency is as it should be. Love it. Will purchase again.

I have recently gotten into making watches. I was immediately dissatisfied with the lume quality of the products I was having shipped to me. The lackluster lume plots on the dials I can do little to nothing about without risking the dial, the hands are a different story. Stripping the bunk stuff is a cinch, but finding a good quality, yet affordable, replacement could be problematic...then I discovered Art 'N Glow. This stuff is the real deal! Mix with a bit of matte nail polish, thin with denatured alcohol (isopropyl won't work, and acetone is too fast a solvent) and away you go. The glow is bright, and long lasting. In fact, I just lumed these two hand sets today, and completed a uv charge, and rolled immediately into a two hour, total darkness test. I came into the pitch black room and had no problem seeing the orientation of the hands on my bench, and decided that a review was in order. If you want long lasting glow, Art 'N Glow is where you should go. As with most glow in the dark substances colder colors (blues and greens) have more longevity whereas warmer colors (red) run out of gas fairly quick.