Glow in the Dark Paint

We carry different types of Glow in the Dark Paint to suit different applications and requirements.Some are suitable for metal but not plastic, while some can be used outdoors and others indoors only. In this article, we highlight the differences between the various types of paint.

There are three main types of paint and they are:

Water Based

Oil Based

Gloss Epoxy

Water Based Gloss Paint

Application Method Brush, Roller or Spray painting
Dilute with Water Wash off with Water
Can be applied on most surfaces including cement and walls
Cannot be applied on
Suitable for Indoor and outdoor usage. Water resistant.
Product range Glow Powder SLG-2W and SLB-2W Glow Paint Ultra Green and Ultra Blue
Water Based Paint

Solvent (Oil) Based Paint

Solvent Based Paint
Application Method Brush or Spray painting
Dilute with Thinner Wash off with Thinner
Can be applied on All forms of Metal, Iron and Aluminum and Wood
Cannot be applied on Plastic, Leather or any soft material
Suitable for Indoor and outdoor usage. Water resistant and suitable for use in wet areas like in pools and boats.
Product range All Glow and UV Products except the water based glow products.

Gloss Epoxy Paint

Application Method Brush, Roller or Spray painting
Dilute with Thinner Wash off with Thinner
Can be applied on All forms of Metal, Iron and Aluminum and Wood
Cannot be applied on Plastic, Leather or any soft material
Suitable for Indoor and outdoor usage. Water resistant and suitable for use in wet areas like in pools and boats.
Product range All Glow and UV Products except the water based glow products.
Gloss Epoxy and Hardener

Gloss Epoxy is usually used as a top coat to protect the painted surface beneath it. When both parts (epoxy and hardener) are mixed together, they set within 12 hours to form a very tough clear protective coating. By adding Glow Powder to the Epoxy, we have an all weather proof Glow in the Dark Epoxy Paint.

The paints mentioned above are what we use to mix Glow powder in. These paints dry clear in their unmixed state, but when mixed with glow powder, they take on the colour of the glow powder. All our paints dry to a gloss finish.

The finished painted surface may be rough to the touch due to the particles of the glow pigment. This can be resolved by applying a clear coat over the finished surface. By doing so, it also adds a layer of protection to the glow painting.