NEXTGLOW is
the finest Glow in the Dark Paint that you can find.
Our Phosphorescent paint guarantees more than 12 hours of light after it has been exposed to light. You can apply it with brush or spraying, for that you can use our
Spray Gun.
FEATURES: It is not a common paint, in fact when you exposed the paint to light it appears semi-transparent and whitish. But
after the exposure to light, it gives off a pale green light in the dark. That emission, even if it fade over time, persists for more than 12 hours after the exposure. The phosphorescent effect works thanks to the UV-sensitive pigments (75 microns) contained in the paint, that absorb light.
(Look at Technical Details below)..
HOW TO USE: Obtaining the luminescent effect is very easy. Just varnish the surface with the glow in the dark paint, expose it to light for some time, and then in the dark you will see the phosphorescent light. Or if you want to see the luminous effect immediately, just light the painted surface with black light (Wood's Lamp). The application on white surfaces is recommended, to let the pigment absorb more light. Remember to mix the paint well before the application and even during it, because the pigments collect them on the bottom of the glass. You can spray the paint or use the brush. For spraying you may need to dilute the glow in the dark paint with polyurethane thinner, but add only a little quantity.
Content in one glass: 50 gr of concentrated product.
NOT RADIOACTIVEThe treated surface is slightly rough because of the luminous pigments, if you want a perfectly smooth surface
apply a clear coat without UV filters. Remember to
apply always lacquer without UV filters on phosphorescent paint, never use those with UV filters, otherwise the pigments will not work.
To know something more about "Glow in the Dark Paint", read our article. IMPORTANT: The phrases
PHOSPHORESCENT and
GLOW IN THE DARK are synonyms. They refer to the particular property of this kind of paints that are able to absorb light and glow then in the dark thanks to the pigments contained in them. Do not confuse with FLUORESCENT paint, because it can not produce light in the dark.
Specific technical notes and warnings
Our Glow in the Dark Paint WORKS
in the Dark (if it has been exposed to light for some time) and
with Black Light (Wood's Lamp) LENGHT OF THE EMISSION OF PHOSPHORESCENT LIGHT AFTER THE EXPOSURE:
more than 12 hours BEGINNING OF DECAY OF THE PIGMENTS:
after 10 years IT IS NOT RADIOACTIVE The application of Lacquers with UV filters on the paint can prevent the pigments from working, damaging the phosphorescent effectImportant: The phosphorescent paint contains acrylic resin, do not use on human body.
For the phosphorescent light on the body, you can use the Phosphorescent Pigment, that can be mixed easily with a normal body cream.
