Green Glow in the Dark paint.  Zinc Sulfide based version giving a very quick charge with light but short glow time.

This is old school glow in the dark paint. The original earlier type of making glow in the dark.

It has a lower brightness glow and short glow times compared to the second generation Strontium version.

But charges quicker.

Appears light pastel white, almost transparent, in daylight, then bright Glow in the dark green when
viewed in darkness, once simply charged with light.

Using our own formula Zuperpaint base varnish which is acrylic water based.
Once dry it is water resistant. Until dry can be removed with soap and warm water.

What can it be painted on? (some surfaces may need a white base primer first. Do a test on a small area first).

- Denim, T-shirts and other clothes (must only gentle hand wash after painted though)

- Shoes

- Trainers

- Card

- Plastic

- Wood

- Metal

- Glass

- A surface that you want to permanently paint

- Many other surfaces as long as they are clean, dry and free from grease.


What should it not be painted on?

- Hair

- Skin

- Toe Nails

- Finger nails

- Anything you do not want it permanently attached to

Non Toxic - Can be charged over and over again for years.

The glow will charge up with natural day light, from electric light bulbs or UV \ blacklight (which works the best).
Paint over a white background to get the best glow.