Red glow in the dark pigment powder and Orange phosphorescent pigment powder for paint

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Long Afterglow Glow in the dark

 

1. Do you have questions, about glow in the dark powder?

Question: If mixing the powder with a white paint, is it better to use a liquid paint or a non-drip paint or does it not matter?

Answer: I don't think it it would make any difference. I mixed it with acrylics. Good luck!

 

Question: Would this material be sutiable for creating a faux opal in clear resin, Is the pigment remain colorful luminescent during the day as well as night?

Answer: Hiya we used it as an inlay on a wooden patio table it works great a few pals have done the same all with good results.

 

Question: I'm mixing the powdr with polyurethane. If I got 2 oz powder I can only make 10 oz combined powder/poly mixture?

Answer: That is a general starting point that works well but you may be just as happy with a smaller ratio of powder to polyurethane. Also the 2 oz of powder is a meaure of weight (30g) while the 10 oz of polyurethane may be in fluid ounces instead. So thing of the 1 to 4 ratio as a starting point for your experiments but not...see more.

Regular 7 color:

 

ITEM	PICTURE	SIZE	LIFE TIME	AFTERGLOW INTENSITY			USAGE
				1MIN	10MIN	60MIN
JPG Series		149um, 5-75um,2000um, 800um, 550um	15 YEARS	8711-2138	1342-282	184-34
JPB Series		10-75um, 2000um, 800um, 550um, 149um		4840-2766	1049-493	198-61	Printing, injection, artical, coating, spinning, screen
JPA Series		149um, 10-75um, 800um, 550um		3842-948	791-146	128-20
JPP-386		30-50um		456	92	13
PR-A4		10-30um		795	52	2
POR-A4		10-30um		433	37	1
WPW-A4		30-50um		1198	137	18

 

 

 

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3. About shipping:

Quatity	Shipping time	Shipping term	Courier company
1-100KG	4-7 workdays	By air	DHL, FEDEX, EMS
More 100KG	About 30 days	By ship	MSC, APL, KLINE, ETC

 

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