3 Pack - Glow in The Dark Pigment Powder for Slime Kits 90 Grams (3 oz) Slime Supplies Set; add Powder to Epoxy, Art Resin, Glow in The Dark Glue Or Nail Polish, Party Supplies, Kids Slime Making Kit

I bought this 3-pack UV reactive/glow powders to use in resin projects. They arrive fast, in good condition as advertised! I’ve not used them in a resin project at the time I’m writing this review but I did test them under a UV Light. I‘ve found using other UV reactive/glow powders in resin that you can tell prior to actually using the powders in resin how well they’ll work simply by testing the powder itself under a UV Light or the Sun.The 4 pics I’ve posted are...1. Under a LED warm lighting 2700K 40w equivalent2. Under a LED UV Black Light Blue 365nm3. GLOWING in dark room immediately after removing UV Light.4. GLOWING 15 min after removal of UV Light....The pictures were taken w/an iPhone...If anyone has tips on taking pics of objects “fluorescing” under a UV Light please share!...The reason I say this is the pics I posted don’t really show how much brighter the Middle-Fork Market 3-pack is than the set of 6 pictured with them...Especially the two neutral ones w/o pigment!! Those two also far outperform all the others in terms of glowing time & intensity once charged under the UV Light & left in a dark room!!...If for some reason they ruin my resin projects then I will update my review otherwise these are best powders I’ve personally seen!

I used the orange and greenish yellow pigments to make a glow-in-the-dark sun for an indoor solar system model. My sun model is 3d printed PLA, which I first painted with neon (fluorescent) water-based paint. I didn't have any clear resin so I first sprayed some hair spray on, sprinkled and spread the powder, and then several more layers of hairspray. Seemed to work ok (in that powder doesn't come off on my fingers when handling it), even though it's far from a resin-glossy finish. The hairspray does seem to reduce the glow brightness a bit, but the biggest issue is the greenish yellow is a little too bright compared to the orange. The end result looks a little too green to look like the sun, but all the other stars and planets (commercially bought) are green too, so I don't mind it. I'm thinking of using the blue pigment to coat Neptune and Uranus, but I'm not sure how to do it without covering up the underlying pattern. Maybe drill a hole in the plastic ball, pour some low viscosity adhesive in, shake it up so it coats the inside of the ball, then pour some powder in and shake it up? Or perhaps mix the powder and adhesive first before pouring it in...

Way more powder than I was expecting. When held under regular LED lights for a minute, the green glows really brightly but the blue and pink not so much. However, when placed under a black light (also LED) for a minute, the blue and pink both glow so brightly it is noticeable even in a normally lit room. I used some of the blue in a platinum silicone casting. It did not inhibit the silicone cure, and glowed just fine.

3oz may not seem like much at first, but that is wrong. It takes much less of this than you might think to get a good glow. This stuff will last you a while unless you are making giant projects with it, and even then it is a fantastic deal. Can't recommend this enough. It has a good glow, lasts a while, and it so easy to use. If you are looking for glow powder, look no further. I bought it originally to make my own reusable glow sticks, but I have so much left over. I'm just having fun making stuff glow now.

I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of powder i recieved of each color! Ive ordered MANY different glow powders for different vendors and most the time they skimp on the amount. The price for this 3 pack was the same as i have paid for just 1 for other sellers. And the glow quality was fantastic! I hope they get more color choices cuz if they do I will stick with this seller for here on out for all my river table glow powders! Best part is they are VETERAN OWNED! Thank you for your service and the great product!

Product worked as promised. My friends kids had a blast using it to make slime and the glow was brighter than expected. Also really cool that it’s a veteran owned company which I didn’t realize when I bought but was on the packaging.

I use these for adding glow to epoxy resin jewelry. The aqua and the green are outstanding! I'm not really thrilled with the fluorescent pink, but it is entirely possible that it's my application and not their product. Looking at quality glow pigment it seems like this one is the best bang for your buck. I will absolutely be ordering more when I need it. (Also, the follow-up from customer service is one of the best done I have seen in years -kudos to them!!)

I bought these glow in the dark pigments to use in a resin pour project I'm doing. While I haven't used them in the realm yet I have played with them some in a paint medium. I found them easy to work with and glow even better than I expected. The shipping was fast, and as I am a veteran I absolutely love support a veteran owned business like this one.