Invisible colour UV Blacklight Visible Fluorescent Paint

Our own Invisible colour UV blacklight colour visible paint.

Different colours can be different prices as some cost more to make than others.

In daylight or standard white lighting you can not see the bright colours, but viewed in Ultraviolet (UV) blacklight (365nm Wavelength), as used in night clubs, raves, discos, laser arenas etc and it really comes to life with bright colour.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Not all colours show with LED UV lighting (such as UV torches) depending on their wavelength. You need true Ultraviolet Blacklighting such as low energy mains powered bulbs, tube lights or UV cannons (they all look dark purple in daylight). These work on 365nm wavelength, but many LEDs work on 405+nm (especially the cheaper ones) which is not the correct frequency.

Paint is translucent in daylight (see the pictures), but may have a slight white or pastel colour on close inspection (it is invisible colour not invisible paint). But they glow with the strong colours once in the UV blacklight. The paint looks white when in liquid form but dries translucent.

These are our own water-based high quality acrylic based formula paints. They can easily be washed off with soap and warm water until dried. Once dry they are hard wearing and water resistant.

Please select you colour from :

• Violet (a purple colour)
• Blue
• Aqua Cyan (a light blue)
• White
• Red
• Orange
• Yellow Orange
• Green
  

Can be painted on to:

• Paper
• Card
• Wood
• Matt paint
• Fabric (but note this is not a full fabric paint)
  
• Trainers
• Leather
• and many other surfaces (some surfaces including glass, metal and some plastic may require a suitable general purpose primer base first).

Should not be painted on to:

• Finger / Toe nails
• Hair
• Skin
• or any other body parts (as you won't get it off once dried).

When using as a fabric paint items may be able to be gently hand washed. This is not guaranteed though and you do so at your own risk. We do not recommend machine washing.

This paint should be painted on a white background as the colour will then reflect off it giving the brightest glow when UV Blacklight is on it.