Glow in the dark resin

[timb]

Does it exist and does anyone know where to order it?

[David Lee]

Does it exist and does anyone know where to order it?

Tim, there isn't a glow resin, you need the glow additive for clear resin. You mix it with the two parts. It has to be clear resin so light can penetrate and charge the suspended glow additive. For bubble free translucent glow in the dark you need to cast under pressure...


Here ias where we get the additive
http://www.eagerplastics.com/7702.htm

Dave

[timb]

Ok cool, thanks Dave!

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

You can also get luminescent spray. Spray it on after varnishing a painted part and it'll glow.

Don C.

[LonnieFisher]

I have some glow powder I add to the white resin and it glows super bright and for a long time! I've made a few things out of it. My glow stuff is yellow, not green.

[timb]

Lonnie, do you mind if I ask where you buy it?

[mazinz]

I added regualr glow in the dark paint to clear resin and mixed and that works too

[SeattleEd]

I have some glow powder I add to the white resin and it glows super bright and for a long time! I've made a few things out of it. My glow stuff is yellow, not green.

Works great, too. I like how that torso you gave me looks when it glows. Super cool!

[LonnieFisher]

Lonnie, do you mind if I ask where you buy it?

I got it at Tap Plastic.
TAP Glow in the Dark Pigment Powder: TAP Plastics
It's about $15.00.

[DistinctiveDummies]

I have some glow powder I add to the white resin and it glows super bright and for a long time! I've made a few things out of it. My glow stuff is yellow, not green.

You can also get reds and blues too

[TrueDave]

Great info here! :-)

[PNGwynne]

I'm interested in a glow copy of Sideshow's 8-in. Invisible Man.

Which casters here use pressure molding?

Thanks!

[LonnieFisher]

I have a pressure pot.