United Nuclear Glow in the Dark Powder - Europium Based Phosphorescent Powder - Violet

Description

United Nuclear's violet glow powder produces the most striking violet color you will find in a glow material. We constantly get comments from customers and manufacturers that use this product about how much they like the color. It is not as bright as our other glow powders primarily because the Human eye is much less sensitive to the violet end of the spectrum. It also takes a tad longer to fully charge but the beautiful violet glow this material produces is without equal. Our Europium UltraGlow phosphorescent (glow-in-the-dark) powder is the brightest, longest lasting, non-toxic & non-radioactive, glow-in-the-dark material known. Based on the Rare-Earth element Europium, UltraGlow powders are a new generation phosphorescent material with an astonishing glow time as long as 30 hours! UltraGlow is a new generation Phosphorescent material at the cutting edge of chemical phosphorescent technology. UltraGlow powder can be mixed with anything from clear paint, to wax, plastic, clear nail polish, gel, plastics, glaze, etc. Several large manufacturers purchase this material from us in large quantities to produce a variety of unique glow items from paint to candles to plastic glow toys. For use in paint, best results are obtained by mixing as much glow powder as possible in a clear, non-water based paint. This glow paint should them be painted over white which acts as a reflector enhancing the visible glow. Painting glow paint over a black or dark surface will reduce the visible glow dramatically. Europium UltraGlow powder can be recharged indefinitely just by holding it under bright light. Europium UltraGlow powder is highly heat resistant. It can be mixed with glaze and fired in a kiln to make pottery and other ceramic items. Its temperature limit is about 1,200°F. Review: Mixed into glass well, but is barely perceptible - As advertised this color is weak, I doubled the normal amount, and still had trouble finding a lost sample on my bench with a blacklight. Review: Really pretty, but be aware that it will cloud resin - I'm having a lot of fun experimenting with both the violet and white of this product. It doesn't take long to charge them and the light lasts longer than I expected. Really fun surprise in the dark. I bought them for resin projects, not really knowing what to expect. I didn't know if it would turn the resin opaque or just translucent, so be aware that it does turn it opaque if you use enough to make any kind of reasonable light. I used 2-part resin rather than UV, because I didn't know if it would work the same. I'd love to see more ideas in videos for resin projects using glow-in-the-dark powders that are on my level of inexpertise.