🎨 Vibrant Neon Colors: Midnight Glo UV Paint Acrylic Black Light Reactive Set - Ideal for Crafts, Art & DIY Projects and Blacklight Parties (8 Bottles, 0.75 oz) Review

The painting shows metallic shimmering colors and some flat matte triangles. This color flat matte parts. You have to apply several times to get full coverage. It kinda reminds me of tempra paint or low medium acrylic shell. Yes, it lights up and it's amazing! You just have to play with the consistency a bit to understand how it works. If you apply too many layers before letting it dry completely, it may crack.

So I was really excited when I bought these, I was hoping I could put the colors on top of the pictures I had already taken so they would react to UV in blacklight . . Unfortunately, when the package arrived, the hot pink midnight glow and green peeled off and partially dried out. In addition, white color does not react to UV radiation as claimed. Red, orange, and pink are all the same color and react to pretty much the same color. And purple is a very light reaction.

I want to put 3.5. I was very torn between 3 and 4 stars. PROSPint is of good quality and spreads well. A small amount is enough for a fairly long trip. Colors that actually glow do it very well. The paint washes off skin and hard surfaces very easily. CONS The bottles are very small. I've attached a picture with a pair of scissors for reference. BLUE, PURPLE AND WHITE DO NOT LIGHT AT ALL. I was so disappointed. I drew some crafts for my son's birthday and decided to check them out in the dark.

later I painted a Halloween pumpkin with these colors, which unfortunately were slightly softened on one side, making them unsuitable for carving. Instead I chose to paint. I just ordered paints thinking I will use them for Halloween decorations. The pumpkin turned out great. The colors exceeded my expectations. I am attaching a photo in both light and black light. We will use black lights in the yard for Halloween. The pumpkin looks amazing in both lighting options. Please note that I used…

This is the first time I've used a similar product, so I have no comparison. However, I have used this as a detail marker on fur and other fabrics and it takes multiple layers to create. It dries quickly and holds up well so color build-up is not a problem. The intensity of the colors you see in normal light is a measure of the intensity you see in ultraviolet and blue light. It makes sense once you understand how pigments and concentrations work with added impact. If you don't always want to…