Glow In The Dark UV Resin Color Pigment - Luminous Transparent Epoxy Dye for UV Resin Art Coloring & DIY Jewelry Making - Self Glowing UV Resin Colorant for Paint & Crafts - 10ml Each Review

super cool! Adds cool color. You have to be careful with the crowd. You need just enough to make it glow and make sure to mix well or the paint won't set.

The price was great at first. However, it sinks into my resin and leaves some parts sticky when demolded. It's so weird, I've never seen that before. This is after very good mixing. I stopped using this and just stuck with glow powder.

These work well for mixing with resin, but try not to use them as alcohol ink in petri art. They sink straight to the bottom and then don't dry or harden. They did not prevent the surrounding resin from curing, only their own drops. Very simple glow effects so it's fun for this kind of work.

Be careful what you use them for. there stands for epoxy and resin I think that's very wrong. Yes, they are perfectly luminous, bright and vibrant. But when mixed with epoxy, the epoxy is not fully cured, the paint is very greasy. It's been over 5 days and my designs are still tacky and flexible as you can see the curved bone in the photos. I shook the bottles very well to mix them before use. The ink is still very oily and just won't allow the epoxy to fully cure.

Excellent colors. However, the lume was not enough. There isn't much real glow material in the mix, and the glow powder is the same color in most bottles of different colored e-liquids. Red, orange, and yellow glow in one color, while blue and teal glow blue in the dark. However, they look great in ultraviolet blacklight. It is also very difficult to mix from settling by simply shaking the bottles. If there was a BB pellet in the bottle to shake it up I think that would be a huge improvement…

I don't usually bother to write a review but after so many disappointing bright colors I felt it deserved praise. I just tried a coat over a stained stone and am really impressed with how vibrant it came out. Outside. I've checked how the other colors look after "charging" and they look amazing. Most of the glowing blue colors I've tried are just green or yellowish in hue with no UV radiation, but they surprised me. Usually reds and pinks look orange, but not this one. Whoever wrote that…

I was very happy when I received my pigments in the mail after reading all the reviews and getting a pretty good average score. I used them as soon as they arrived. I made a block of pigment and started noticing a smell I wasn't used to. Then I noticed that the pigments were sticking out of the resin itself and building up on the cured resin when I took it out of the mold, which never gave me a problem as the block somehow stuck to my mold and destroyed that mold. I figured it might be user…