1. What surfaces can I paint on?
2. What can I do with the paints?
3. Does paint require thinning?
4. How long does the paint take to dry?
5. How do I clean up?
6. Can I find this paint at a local craft store?
7. How can I improve paints performance?
8. How do I charge the paint?
9. How many times can you charge it?
10. What color are paints in daylight?
11. How are paints packaged?
12. What sizes does READY SET GLO sell it in?
13. How much area does the paint cover?
14. Any precautions?
15. Do the different colors glow different times?
16. What is first aid treatment?
17. How does your new technology compare to the old glow-in-the-dark stuff?
18. Do paints have an odor?
19. Do you offer wholesale pricing?
20. Do you send free samples?
21. How does your paints compare with other companies?

What surfaces can I paint on?
Our versatile glow paints can be used on most any surface including drywall, wood, metals, and much more.

What can I do with the paints?
Let your imagination go wild! You can do practically anything with our glow in the dark paints. Try making a glow mural, glow car, glow in the dark tackle, glow models, or even touch up the hands of a watch or clock Check out some Projects created by some of our customers with our pigments.

Does paint require thinning?
No. If necessary thin up to 5% with water.

How long does the paint take to dry?
Normally 30-60 minutes to touch.To handle 3-4 hrs. Recoats in 2 hours.

How do I clean up?
With soap and water.

Can I find this paint at my local Craft Store?
No. Our glow paints use the next generation glow technology that glows up to 10 times longer than the older type. Most glow paints being sold use the lesser expensive zinc powders.

How can I improve paints performance? First paint a white background. A light or white background will achieve maximum glow effect.

How do I charge the paint?
Glow paint responds best to light sources rich in UV rays such as sunlight, black lamps and halogen lamps. Tungsten lamps (typical household bulbs) take longer to recharge the pigment because their UV output is low. Fluorescent lamps, which are rich in UV, provide faster excitation when Glow-Powder is placed near them.

Sun light - 5 minutes / UV light (Black light) - 5 to 10 minutes / Normal light - 20 to 30 minutes.

Sunlight is the best source for charging the products, but practically any light source will do. Black light is a good provider of UV light (Glow-in-the-dark Bowling with black lights would be excellent).

How many times can I charge it?
You can charge the paints OVER AND OVER indefinitely! Paints have been tested to have a shelf life of a 1 year minimum.

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