is there a trick to getting it glow in the dark? or how to get it to change colors?
1508985
You have to play with it for a bit. The more it softens up it will glow and change color.
1508986
Don't have this exact color but the ones I do have change color with heat from kneading and playing with it. The glow happens after the product is exposed to very direct light.
1508987
Just flatten it out and keep under light for like 5 min. It will glow for a while then. Also the type that changes color. It use the heat from your hands to change color. Warm the putty with your hands it will change. Hope this helps
1508988
Heating pad, sit on it, or direct light. Pretty much anything to warm it up...
1508989
You have to hold it close to a light source for it to glow well. It will change color when it gets warm.
1508990
to make it glow in the dark, you just need to expose the putty to any light for about 5 minutes. If you have UV light however, it will start to glow instantly and have a more intense glow. For changing color putty, you just need body heat. If your hands are cold, rubbing your hands together quickly for 1 minute, or placing it under your arm and against your body.
906436
The moonlight should be on the "daylight" bulb. The on/off switch is off in the middle if you push down to one side gives you daylight and the other gives you moonlight. Hopefully this helps.
787019
Follow the instructions. Or Push the black (or RED) triangular looking Button. And PULL on the the Plastic Side where the light shines through. It took me a bit to figure it out, But all is well now. USE AAA batteries
1807840
The spray goes on as a pale white/green layer, very neutral. It will glow in the dark for a short time like all glow in the dark paints. To test, "charge it" with a flashlight!
836361
It is suttle but it does glow. It needs a lot of light in the daytime to do it and doesn't last long. I agree that it is not obvious and usually I don't notice it at all
943929
I haven't seen any glow in the dark rubber bands. I am thinking that Neon Colors glow in the dark, don't recall seeing any of those in rubber bands. You can check further into this.
955321
Asked my son as he is the one who uses it and he says it changes color, or you can push a button to keep it lit on one specific color. You also have the option not to use the lights at all.
200786
I sprayed it on a rock (twice) some time ago. I haven't seen it glow. It could be that it's a rock. Good luck!
1007794
You just tap it once it's turned on. I show it in action in my video review on here. It's not much of a nightlight though.
1462332
Might not be a bad idea, but not required. Try to avoid pointing the light right in your eyes when checking to 'see if it's on'. Instead, point it at a white piece of paper, or white t-shirt. Even in daylight and on 'low', it'll really glow.
1084139
You're supposed to be able to change the color by toggling the on/off switch --- think it was in the manual that came with the light. However, we bought the controller.
1061630
Yes, it should glow green. Maybe the battery isn't inserted correctly or the battery that came with it is already dead. The battery that came with mine did not last very long.
959065
It should glow right away. Check to make sure your plug is 'live'. Otherwise, you got a defective unit.
1432017
No, it doesn't glow in the dark. But the white web kind of gives that effect.
1366980
No you can't, the item is hard. Also, this product only glows in the dark for 15 minutes.
2258457
We do not have a copy of the instructions because this item has sold out. Please verify the instructions are for the same model number. Also please try the backlight feature in the evening because it may not be strong enough to see in strong daylight. Thanks.
1390613
Not to start off sounding like a smart a** but make sure it's plugged in to a working outlet. Second push the button on top once. If you can't tell if it's working turn the lights off. You should see a faint bluish glow in the dark.