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Reddit mentions of TechnoGlow Blue Glow in The Dark & UV Reactive Pigment Powder - 10 Grams
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of TechnoGlow Blue Glow in The Dark & UV Reactive Pigment Powder - 10 Grams. Here are the top ones.
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- Glow in the Dark Powder, Bright Blue Glow Powder + UV Black Light Reactive | Also Called Invisible Blue | Strontium Aluminate + Europium & Dysprosium (Safe New Technology) | Over 10 Hours Glow Time for Over 30 Years
- Multi-Purpose Pigment Charged by Natural or Artificial Light and UV Black Lights or Lasers | Heat & Temperature Resistant up to 1000°F (535°C) | Best Blue Glow on the Market | Not-Encapsulated 50 Microns (General Purpose Particle Size) | Mix with Most Clear Mediums. 100% Reliable, Non-Toxic & Environment Friendly | White in Daytime & Glows Blue in the Dark & Under UV Black Light
- Use with Clear Mediums such as Resin, Epoxy, Acrylic, Solvent, Silicone, Cement Concrete Sealer, Polyurethane, Lacquer, Nail Polish, Powder Coat, Plastic, Clay, Rubber, Glue, Fabric Paint
- Make Glow in the Dark Road Paint, Walkways, Driveways, Watch Dials, Fishing Lure, Jigs, Beads, Nails, Stepping Stones, Jewelry, Gun Sights, Paper, Toys, Bicycles, Rings, Shirts, Slime
- Techno Glow Products is Trusted Around the World for the Brightest & Longest Glowing Powders & Paint | 60 Day Product Returns
Features:
Specs:
| Color | blue |
| Height | 0.2 Inches |
| Length | 4.5 Inches |
| Size | 10 Grams |
| Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
| Width | 2.9 Inches |
Sounds like a ton of effort but also fun. Especially teeth and gums are extremely impressive. The only thing I'd change is using painted glass balls (every toy store has some) as eyes and then socket them in milliput. To me the bigger ones seem too flat while eye is usualy spherical. Perhaps I'd cut them in half first to better fit in.
Still, once more, amazing job.
Never used Liquidex. Next time you're doing something similar - trapping colorised glow powder in transparent/clear epoxy casting resin gives off amazing results (glows in the dark). Imagine if teeth and eyes or purple tissue glowed in the dark. Who knows perhaps it would also work with transparent liquidex. ;)
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They're glow-in-the-dark! I used a two-part resin and some glow powder and carefully piped that mix into the wood.
Because they're dropping UV powder AT ALL.
The entire point of this is so they can legitimize their actions. If they didn't want to appear legitimate in their arrests/beatings, they wouldn't bother.
All I'm suggesting is that you take that away from them. They clearly want it ... you don't get a helicopter and pilot together to drop hundreds of pounds of UV powder on people on a whim.
Don't let them have it. Buy some online get it on everyone.
Take that false sense of legitimacy away from them.