Glow in the Dark Varnish Orange 250 ml – Coloured Glow Varnish

The glow varnish is ready to use: stir, paint, charge with light. Orange already shows an orange shade in daylight and glows light orange to salmon in the dark. To be honest: as a tinted shade, orange glows clearly more weakly and for a shorter time than green or blue-green – it is chosen mainly for its daylight colour.

Properties

• Type: ready-to-use acrylic-based glow varnish – stir, paint, done
• Surfaces: paper, cardboard, wallpaper, canvas, wood, stone, rubber and glass
• Application: with a brush or roller, approx. 40 µm per coat; 3–4 coats for maximum afterglow; one tin covers over 2.5 m² with three coats
• Colour: orange by day, light orange to salmon in the dark
• Charging: with daylight or lamplight, fastest with UV light or sun
• Origin: Made in Germany

How to paint correctly

1. Clean the surface and let it dry. You can paint highly absorbent surfaces such as wallpaper, paper or wood directly; prime smooth surfaces such as glass or painted metal first.
2. Stir the varnish thoroughly, especially at the bottom of the tin – the glow pigments settle over time.
3. Apply with a brush or roller, approx. 40 µm per coat. The varnish is dry after approx. 1 hour, and you can apply the next coat after approx. 1 hour. 3–4 coats give maximum afterglow.
4. Outdoors, also seal the dried coat with clear varnish – the glow varnish itself is not weatherproof.

Tip: The lighter the surface, the stronger the varnish glows. Prime dark surfaces white first.

What's included

1 metal tin with 250 ml glow varnish orange, ready to use.

Good to know

Afterglow is an aid for orientation and effects, not a light source: it becomes visible in real darkness. Low odour, acrylic-based. You can find the safety data sheet and the technical data sheet with application instructions in the downloads on this page.