Extreme Green Glow in the Dark Powder (2nd brightest)
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NZ$6.00
NZ$6.00 - NZ$28.00
per item
Glows up to 12+ hours depending on application.
WATERPROOFED, has a special coating on the powder to increase it's life span.
Glows Green, is off white - slightly greeny by day.
Size grain 45-70um. (like a very fine sand)
See our DIY Glow powder guide for explanations and instructions.
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Green Pigment High Glow Green glow pigment is the longest and brightest glow colour
Water Resistant means that it is able to be mixed with both water based and oil based paints.
This glow in the dark powder works by absorbing and releasing light energy in a continuous cycle.
When the surrounding is bright, the pigment absorbs light energy and releases this light energy when it is dark.
It works best mixed with a paint or resin that does not have a UV filter (alot of NZ paints do!) Also popular mixed with candle wax, resin, plastic, rubber etc....
Approximate mixing ratio is 10-30% by weight, depending on brightness required and material used.
Glow in the Dark Powder is the raw material used in the manufacture of all glow in the dark products.
***Actual colours may vary due to monitor resolution, variation in natural lighting, and/or printing methods and natural batch variation.
Water Resistant means that it is able to be mixed with both water based and oil based paints.
This glow in the dark powder works by absorbing and releasing light energy in a continuous cycle.
When the surrounding is bright, the pigment absorbs light energy and releases this light energy when it is dark.
It works best mixed with a paint or resin that does not have a UV filter (alot of NZ paints do!) Also popular mixed with candle wax, resin, plastic, rubber etc....
Approximate mixing ratio is 10-30% by weight, depending on brightness required and material used.
Glow in the Dark Powder is the raw material used in the manufacture of all glow in the dark products.
***Actual colours may vary due to monitor resolution, variation in natural lighting, and/or printing methods and natural batch variation.