SpaceBeams Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint (0.68 Fl Oz) Bright Green Glow, Non-Toxic, Water Based

works great . I used it on my Glocks sights and it looks better then the sights being sold for big bucks

Are you ready to transform your surroundings into a magical wonderland? Look no further than SpaceBeams Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint! As an avid DIY enthusiast and art lover, I've had the pleasure of experiencing the enchanting effects of this incredible paint firsthand, and let me tell you, it's nothing short of mesmerizing.First and foremost, let's talk about the glow. SpaceBeams Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint emits a vibrant bright green glow that adds an ethereal touch to any space. Whether you're painting a mural, creating a unique piece of art, or simply adding accents to your home decor, the glow from this paint is sure to captivate all who behold it.But it's not just about looks—SpaceBeams Glow in the Dark Paint also boasts impressive longevity. With just a quick charge under direct sunlight or a UV flashlight, the glow can last for up to 24 hours! Plus, the paint is non-toxic, non-flammable, and water-based, making it safe for use in any environment.One of the things I love most about SpaceBeams Glow in the Dark Paint is its versatility. It adheres to a wide range of surfaces, including fabric, glass, metal, plastic, and wood, allowing for endless creative possibilities. Whether you're painting on canvas, revamping old furniture, or adding accents to a party theme, this paint does it all.In terms of application, SpaceBeams Glow in the Dark Paint is a dream to work with. The acrylic formula is smooth and easy to apply, drying quickly to a matte finish. Cleanup is a breeze, too—simply wash your brushes and tools with soap and water.Overall, I can't recommend SpaceBeams Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint highly enough. It's the perfect blend of beauty, durability, and safety, making it a must-have for any artist, crafter, or DIY enthusiast. So go ahead, unleash your creativity and illuminate your world with SpaceBeams today!

I bought this glow-in-the-dark paint to make tennis balls more visible for evening games, as I love playing tennis and squash outdoors on warm summer nights. Unfortunately, it didn’t achieve the result I was hoping for. The paint itself glows nicely, but it’s not bright enough to make tennis balls significantly more visible during late evenings. This isn’t an issue with the product—it’s just not designed for this purpose. The paint seems to work well for its intended use, and the glow effect is pretty, but it wasn’t suitable for my specific needs.

One little jar goes a long way.

This paint is for small arts and crafts, nothing more. I deal with many types of paint for many different purposes: I have oil painted for hours and hours, I have used watercolor for years, and I have painted model kits for years. I have come across a lot of paint and this by far is the worst consistency I have seen. I give it three stars because it does indeed glow very well but not as well as I thought. I used it on my gundam model, which is a robot model kit, to paint the eyes and certain details, however I could only paint the eyes because you cannot use this on a big surface and make it look clean. The consistency feels like glitter and glue, and when it dries it turns into a powdery film that can be manipulated and wear away at the slightest touch. If you thin it with water because its water soluble according to the label, the paint becomes even worse, dries awfully, and is extremely patchy on flat surfaces. The only purpose I found for this is to paint my tiny Gundam's eyes that were previously primed. I then top coated the glow paint, and now must remember to never touch the eyes again. Once I did that, I realized the paint in such a small quantity does not work that well at all. You can barely even notice the eyes after shining a light at them for a few minutes because the only quantity you could use to keep the coat consistent was not enough for it to noticeably glow. I guess I was expecting too much and thought this was going to be a versatile and powerful paint, it does have its merits, but it does not support more tedious tasks. Also it comes with a tiny amount of paint but I guess you dont need that much anyway because you cant even apply that much without the consistency being weird.