Reddit reviews DirectGlow 2oz UV Blacklight Reactive Fluorescent Acrylic Paints (6 Color Neon Assortment)
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Super bright blacklight responsive colors in 2oz per bottle. This set includes our popular neon colors: Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Pink, and Red. Our colors have been thoroughly tested and glow blistering bright in blacklighted conditions.Specially formulated by DirectGlow, our acrylic UV paints are thick and apply smooth for only the best blacklight effects. Popular with nail art, Halloween decor, or anywhere you need a splash of color with or without UV light. Our acrylics are waterbased and can be diluted with water for airbrushing and other unique applications if needed.Your next art project or glow party will be a hit with DirectGlow brand UV acrylic paints! Water washable with quick easy clean up.We offer a total of 12 colors in multiple sizes. Just click on our name DIRECTGLOW to see them all! All paints are daytime visible and glow in blacklight. Paints do NOT glow in the dark without blacklight.Made in the USA! Safe & Non-toxic! Conforms to ASTM D-4236
I originally got the stuff at an industry event for the car audio industry, it was in a pen form as a tester and made to dye things like ABS plastic to make glowing subwoofer panels and the like. It was in the pen to show as a tester but normally came in gallon containers.
The name wore off years ago so I am afraid I cannot tel you a brand name.
But you can find blacklight reactive acrylic paints for pretty cheap.
https://www.amazon.com/Assorted-Blacklight-Reactive-Fluorescent-Acrylic/dp/B0083FOB54
https://www.amazon.com/Assorted-Blacklight-Reactive-Fluorescent-Acrylic/dp/B0083FOB54
Have you considered using LEDs inside the balls so their path can be more easily followed? Or if weight is an issue, how about reactive acrylic paint with a bunch of black lights around the structure so they glow? Could produce some really interesting effects.
Not a bad idea
Scorpions glow under a blacklight, why not 'nids?
This paint and this light to go with it. Then you can have pretty light shows!