🌟 Rust-Oleum 214945 Glow in The Dark Brush-On Paint, 8 oz, Brown (Pack of 1) Review

It doesn't seem to glow unless you use it in large quantities like thick balls, if you spread it well with a brush it doesn't glow at all. I have this on my daughter's firm white bunk bed and I set a black light to make the bed glow and unfortunately it didn't light up at all. It would take me 3 to 5 cans to cover it thick enough to show off the tiny jar. After drying, it becomes transparent with a slight sheen.

Got this for a project I'm working on and so far it hasn't disappointed. I'll try to remember to update and add a picture of my finished product when I'm done with it. If what you are applying this paint to glows during the day, it will glow at night. The more light it receives during the day, the longer and brighter it glows in the dark. I like it very cool!

I shook this product very well before opening it but it was too loose. When I opened it, the latex was already cured. I wonder if stirring helps. I used a knife to blend it but it didn't restore the consistency of the paint. It is thick, dry and does not apply smoothly as advertised. Does not stick and spreads evenly on the surface. It still glows, of course, but it's useless as a paint. I'm pretty dissatisfied with this product

The green part of the glow around the lid and rim is dry. No stirring or shaking will bring it back to its more liquid shine. I ended up having to put some dried paint in a small plate and some liquid, then puree to mix. It didn't go smoothly. It took about 5 coats to get the likeness of the product on my piece. It didn't glow at all, even when left in the sun for hours and then placed in a dark room. I would have sent it back but it was such a mess with the tin that I decided to just throw it…

Bought this paint at a local hardware store. Stir well after opening; You *should* mix the settled goo with the rest of the paint. Don't just shake. Mix the sticky, viscous substance well with the thinner liquid. Second, apply to light (preferably white) surfaces. and apply in a thick layer. Apply thick layers after each layer has dried. When applied in a thick layer, the paint dries (12 hours). If you've seen something on Pinterest or Facebook that features homemade glowpots, you're wrong…

I use this to make miniature Ouija boards that are sold on ebay. I used to use the spray version, but my local Home Depot no longer sells them (and the spray version took a lot of work). Knowing that spraying worked well (after a few coats), I decided to go with the brush. corresponding. I took my piece of paper, taped it down and started drawing. I check the glow function after each coat, but after SIX coats this material still hasn't glowed at all. However, I noticed two SMALL, sand-sized…