PlaidGlo-Away Washable Acrylic Paint (4-Ounce), 5042 Glow-in-the-Dark White

Used it for Halloween to paint a spiderweb on a tshirt. It wasn't dry after 24h. And it didn't really glow in the dark. Still looked cool. And all came off when it was washed which was good.

Didn’t want to spend $ for a glow in the dark wall clock when there was nothing wrong with the one I had. The clock itself is pretty cheap. It’s looks to be just a vinyl sticker and the hands are plastic. I did apply several coats for it to look the way it does in the dark. And the only lighting it’s exposed to is our bathroom light as you can see in the first pic.

I bought this to dot my ceiling with stars. It’s cheap and easy, and it’s calming at night.You can make your own night sky with constellations or random dots here and there. This glow paint doesn’t glow on and on forever, and you have to leave a light on before watching it glow.It is very easy to apply and it washes off.If you prefer star shaped stars, you can buy stencils just about anywhere, or you can make your own.You can apply the paint with a brush, cotton swabs , your fingers or whatever you like. It’s non-toxic. But I wouldn’t eat it.

It glows so brightly, great product

It is so fun to create with this stuff! It’s easy to wash off if people get emotional also it’s super Duper fun and super bright and long lasting if you want it to stay! The stuff is two thumbs up!

Love this stuff! I painted a mural on my daughters bedroom wall and then surprised them when I put them to bed and turned out the lights and it turned into an outer space theme. Plus it's washable so I can wipe it off the walls and change it up once in awhile. I do wine and paint parties and include this in my class paintings. Just wish I could order a larger quantity that is affordable.

I am a science teacher and I used this paint when I taught my 3rd graders about the constellations. We painted glow in the dark constellations on black paper. When we finished, we turned out the lights and everyone's constellations glowed! There was a delightful chorus of OOHS and AAHS! The kids went nuts! Great fun incorporating art into science! You can also use this paint to make glow in the dark slime or bubbles for kids (or adults!) I love this stuff!

This stuff glows like crazy in the bottle, on my brush and my painting and clean up sponges but goes on so thin the only places you can see it on the project are where it's sort of glomped on. I was hoping because the consistency of the paint is fairly thick it would have good coverage, but it just doesn't do much once painted on in any kind of controlled way.Might be OK for use on paper, no so great on plastic.I was painting on a skeleton and charging the paint with a 6W blacklight.

Almost better then pigment and I can use it on the top of color without affecting the color badly.it is very bright and last long time.good for your money