Glow in the Dark products can charge and discharge tens of thousands of times. Most are non toxic, and can help reduce electrical bills.

Glow in the Dark pigments Will charge and discharge thousands of times. These pigments are not like glow sticks that only last for one time. These new age pigments will charge under light, then discharge in darkness 365 days of the year, for more than 10 years. They will charge under a light bulb, headlight, fluorescent light and under sunlight. The stronger the light source the quicker the charging process, normally about 15 minutes.

Glow in the dark pigment colour range - Illumination colours are, Green, Aqua, Blue, Purple, Red-Pink, Orange-Red. We recommend glow pigment colours should not be mixed. If you mix the glow colours you will make a white glow pigment, that illuminates very weakly.

The strongest illumination effect is from the Green glow pigments; Premium green give the best Glow available. The next strongest illumination is from the Aqua (blue/green) glow pigments. Blue is next, and illuminates well. Purple, Red, Orange, and Yellow, do not have strong illumination properties, compared to the other three types; (Green, Aqua, Blue).

There are two main types of glow in the dark pigments - "W" series are water resistant and can be used with water based mediums for example, Acrylic paints. The second type of pigment is the standard series. These pigments are not suitable for use with water based mediums. There are slightly less expensive than the "W" series and work well with solvent and oil based paints, polyester resin etc.

Glow in the Dark uses, are near infinite and new ways of using them, are being discovered every day. New Glow in the Dark products are being released frequently, and these impressive products are being used in Photography, Fashion, Arts and crafts, hobbies, University studies, motoring, camping, business, and many more applications to numerous to mention on this page. To get an idea of some of their uses have a look at our "Glow in the Dark scenario's" section. more information.. For a list of Glow in the Dark craft ideas click here.

Glow in the dark pigments are powder. These powders are insoluable in liquids, but work very well when mixed with them, These powders can be mixed into resins including Polyester, Paint, and just about every other medium. They can even be mixed with shoe restorer, and painted on shoes, to make Glow in the Dark shoes. These work well at night clubs because of the dark environment.