Glow in the Dark Paint Yellow-Green 100 g – Phosphorescent Acrylic

The yellow-green glow in the dark paint comes ready mixed: stir, apply, charge with light – and the design glows in the dark without electricity. Yellow-green is one of the strongest-glowing shades among our glow paints. In daylight the coat is light and slightly greenish and hardly noticeable in a room.

Typical uses are star motifs on walls and ceilings, pictures on canvas, painted stones and decorations, as well as markers on light switches and stair edges for orientation in the dark.

Properties

• Colour: light in daylight, whitish with a slight green tint, yellow-green in the dark
• Afterglow duration: up to 12 hours after full charging, in complete darkness; at its strongest in the first few minutes
• Ready to use: acrylic paint based on our strontium aluminate glow pigments, can be thinned with water
• Surfaces: paper, cardboard, wallpaper, canvas, wood, rubber, stone and glass
• Charging: with daylight or lamplight, as often as you like; fastest with UV light or sunlight
• Origin: Made in Germany

How to apply the glow in the dark paint

1. Stir the paint thoroughly, including at the bottom of the bottle – the glow pigments settle.
2. Paint absorbent surfaces such as wallpaper, paper or wood directly. Prime smooth surfaces first, and prime dark surfaces in a light colour – ideally white.
3. Apply with a brush, sponge or roller. Paint larger areas with a soft roller in 2–3 coats; let each coat dry before the next.
4. Several thin coats glow more strongly than one thick coat. For a smoother surface, thin the paint slightly with water – thinning it more reduces the glow.
5. Afterwards clean brushes and rollers with water and close the bottle tightly.

Tip: The paint is not weatherproof. Outdoors and on furniture in everyday use, seal the dried layer with a solvent-based clear varnish. It also adheres to fabric and leather; wash textiles at no more than 30 °C.

What's included

1 resealable bottle containing 100 g (approx. 90 ml) of yellow-green glow in the dark paint.

Good to know

Afterglow is an aid to orientation and a visual effect, not a light source: it becomes visible in real darkness, hardly under a street lamp. The ready-made paint is too thick for casting resin and pouring – use our glow pigments for that. The safety data sheet (lumentics glow paste, which also applies to the glow paints) is available in the downloads on this page.