Glow in the dark paint should be stored in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Glow in the dark powder has a higher density of 3.6g/cm3. It is recommended to mix and use immediately to avoid settling. If it has to be stored for some time, the viscosity of the emulsion system should be adjusted to an appropriate level to avoid settling.
Before painting, clean and repair the surface to ensure the smoothness and free of dust or debris, this will help glow in the dark paint be applied evenly to the surface.
A white primer can help to reflect the light better and improve the luminosity.
When applying glow in the dark paint, use a brush, roller, or spray gun to apply it evenly, and avoid clumping or uneven glowing.
If mixing glow-in-the-dark powder with epoxy resin or acrylic paint, it is recommended to apply two layers to improve the coverage of the luminous pigment and enhance the glowing effect. If mixing with thermoplastic paint, one layer is sufficient.
It is recommended to apply a layer of varnish on the top of the glow in the dark coating to reduce friction, but it is not necessary.
