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Glow Powder Variety Packs; 11 Glow in Dark Powder Colors; Encapsulated Strontium Aluminate Glow in Dark Pigment Powders; for Resin, Slime, Nail Polish, Coatings (All Colors Glow Pack)
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About Glow Powder Variety Packs; 11 Glow In Dark Powder
🌈The Avid Colorist 🎨This variety pack includes 11 glow powder colors! 5 Neutral and 6 Fluorescent in daylight with colorful glow in dark. Each color is 15 grams of encapsulated Premium Strontium Aluminate based glow powder 😊 NEUTRAL COLORS: Appearance: Daylight/ in Dark #1 Off-white/ Sky Blue Glow #2 White/ Indigo-Violet Glow #3 Off-white/ Aqua Glow #4 Off-white/ Yellow-Green Glow #5 White/ Cool White Glow FLUORESCENT COLORS: Appearance: Daylight/ in Dark #6 Blue/ Blue Glow #7 Purple/ Indigo Glow #8 Hot Pink/ Red-Orange Glow #9 Orange/ Yellow-Orange Glow #10 Yellow/ Yellow-Green Glow #11 Green/ Green Glow 👍 Packed in resealable zip bags ⚠ NOTE: Indigo Violet & Purple need bright daylight, direct sunlight or 390-400nm UV blacklight to charge and glow 😊 Use in all Transparent/ Clear Mediums; Epoxy, Resins, Nail Polish, Acrylic Powder, Gels, Paints, Slime, Glue, Gel Candles, Lacquer, Powder Coat, Plasti dip, Glass Fusing/ Blowing (neutral powders only), Ceramic Glazes (neutral powders only), Silicone, Masonry Sealer, Polyurethane, Plastics, Clay, Rubber, Fabric Paint, on and on... Glow Powder Details: Glow Time: up to 12 hours Material: Strontium Aluminate doped with Europium and Dysprosium. Fluorescent colors contain added 0.5-2% color pigments Processing: Encapsulated particles- Special processing to provide good results in all mediums Particle Size: Larger = Brighter & longer glow. White, Indigo Violet and Purple are 30-50um, all other colors 50-75um. Largest particle size that can be sprayed with an air brush. Heat Resistance: Neutral Powders: 1000F and up to 1800F for short periods (for inclusion in glass) and Fluorescent Powders: 520 F (not for use in glass making)
