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

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!

It works as advertised. Of course, it needs a few seconds of light to activate the paint. But it glows (bright) green for more than 10 minutes after 5 seconds of light. There's a dim glow for more than 20 minutes which (in my opinion) is still well enough to use on my gun sights to aim at a target in the dark.For $10, it beats the high price you pay for TruGlo Night Sights or the fiber optic ones that also need light to activate. It only takes a drop (or two, if you add more than one coat) and after it dries, add a few coats of clear nail polish as a sealant.(Note: the last step is a must, as it gives it a 'finished' look and shine.)

I order this to use on my 3 dot sights for my gun. I have been trying to decide whether I want to upgrade my sights or just leave them be. I had no problem applying it, and it glowed very brightly for a short period. I contacted the manufacture directly and they responded very quickly. After reading everything from their site, which said this glows longer if exposed to light throughout the day which I found to be true. The bottle, when exposed to light throughout the day, it glows longer at night then when I just simply charge it after being in the dark. This is the problem I had with the product. I keep my gun either under my clothes or in a safe when not in use. The only time it is exposed to light is when I am at the range. So when I would charge it I would only get minutes of use out of it before it was gone or so dim it would be unusable. It stuck on very well, I had no issue with it falling out, I was able to apply a thick coat. I posted a picture of the initial charge and the results after two minutes. The glow was unseeable after two minutes so I got closer so you could see the paint in there. Now when I used this product on a picture it worked well. The glow lasted a much longer time but still faded quickly from it's initial brightness but it did maintain the glow for a lot longer. It doesn't stay as bright as the initial charge but you can still see the glow for a long time. So in the end I don't recommend this for gun sights as you can see but for regular pictures that are going to be exposed to light throughout the day or especially if something is going to be outside, I would use it. The bottle is small but so are all the ones at this price point. According to the manufacture the more you apply the longer it last, so if you intend to use it on something small, make sure you have the ability to apply a lot of coats. I knocked off one star for failing to work with my application as this is what came up when I searched for glow in the dark paint for guns. That said it works on larger applications so I still gave it 4 stars. I won't be ordering more, but I wouldn't discourage someone from ordering this product for their projects unless they were keeping them in a darker area or someplace with limited lighting. This product needs light throughout the day in order to last. Even in the dark you can charge it and get minutes of glow but it won't last hours as advertised.

Works great, but thick. Worked out for me because it was what I needed. Glows in the dark really well.

It's okay.First off its not a paint so much as its a paste, very hard to apply with any brush or tool. Achieving a desired thickness is almost impossible, you end up with a splotchy mess. It seems like this product is designed for a specific thing, and its not being painted onto other things, maybe injected into spaces? I'm not sure.Also, I have a very strong UV flashlight and the most you'll get from a full charge is maybe 5 to 10 mons of glow,only about 2 to 5 of really glowing.far far from the 24 hour claim, which let's be real is kinda insane they put that there? 24 hour glow paint?? What's it got radium?For the price its a cute thing but everytime I try to apply it its a pain. If you are looking to use this as a paint to make things glow, I'd go with a different product

Got it for my sights on my handgun and after 6 weeks I’m very happy with the results. The sights stay well lit for several hours after charging them with a strong flashlight.

Glows in the bottle but no where else

I used this on a revolver's fixed front sight. I painted white at the base and put a layer of this glow paint over it. It works well.