What about glow in the dark paint? Would that be cheaper? Just paint real rocks with the glow paint?
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I'm not sure how much the paint costs but I have no doubt it would offer more "glow in the dark" luminance than these rocks. The rocks hardly glow at all. Very disappointed in this product.
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Yes buying the paint would be cheaper cause there are not many stones n they dont go far. You can buying some stone at the $store if you don't have them n some walmarts carry the paint or you can get it at Lowes hardware stores or online at amazon. Hope this helpful enjoy your project . once you do it n see the results you'll think its cool. I like mine
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I did not find that the rock were that great..mine did not glow very well ....I would try the paint...
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I believe the paint would wear/chip off due to weather. These rocks are great. And no paint to get all over you.
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You have to "charge" the area with light and then it will glow, it's not radioactive lol
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I would not paint it maybe stain it a darker color, the rocker is to nice to paint, love the rocker
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Hi Jake. I think that it would be best to paint it. It has a non-reflective paint on it, making it hard to see. I hope that it works out. Enjoy it!! Pat King.
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If you can't stand beautiful natural wood, I guess spray paint would work. From many angles, allowing dry time between sprayings.Luv mine. Can't imagine painting it.
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What all rooms need is a black light bulb. Cost like $3. I have one that I put on a separate lamb and only use for that purpose. Every one thinks that regular light is going to make them glow all night, get real! Black Light people :)
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There are two different sets. I think some of the reviewers are talking about a different one that was sold by QVC that had glow in the dark track. This particular set does not glow. Our grandson has both sets and he has fun with them even when it doesn't glow.
200901
hi, this stickers are shining in the dark but almost invisible in the daylight. stars glow in your dark bule wall, that's a amazing picture~
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Use rare earth magnets. DO NOT use the rustoleum brand use the magna magic, check the ratings. I have used both and the Rustoleum kind STINKS!!! Not joking the Rustoleum brand stinks to high heaven and it does not work. After you get your paint sand sand sand your area that you are going to paint. Then sand it again, smooth as a babies ass. Then get a roller and your paint stirrer ready. Litterally stir you paint every 3 mins maybe more. Stir it with half a coat hanger on cordless drill but be carefull!! Poor a small amount (as much as you use in 2 mins) in a paint tray and roll it out on to the wall. Stirr your paint, pour out a little, roll it out on your wall and repeat. It's mandatory to stir the paint because the metal particles fall to the bottom fast. So you have to get them susspended in to the paint.
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No you can't, the item is hard. Also, this product only glows in the dark for 15 minutes.
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Well it doesn't come with the fake blood, which made it much more dark, like a purple/black with dark red undertones. I'd say if you want it more realistic than maybe paint it? I had to otherwise it looked a bit too dark for me. The design of it though is pretty realistic.
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Yes, regular spray paint from your local hardware store is the easiest that I have found, especially if you are bad with paintbrushes. Also, you can use an airbrush if you have one, but the spray paint should work well, though it will look better the more coats you put on it and I have also found that it looks nicer if you prime it before you paint, even if the spray paint says 2-n-1. The flames come in the kit as decals. You cut out the flames and stick them in water until they separate from the paper and then stick them on the model. You also need glue for this kit.
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It's a spray paint, I didn't personally try it outside, but I see no reason it wouldn't work. I would consider a clear sealer to apply after the glow in the dark, just to be safe
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I would use hide glue found in lumber yards mixed with water 1tsp hide lue to a cup of warm water. Makes a great stable water color paint. Maybe a dash of alum.
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yes, you will need to let it dry for several hours. You will need to charge the paint with a bright light source in order to get it to glow properly. It is not the brightest paint. I would recommend the ultra-green.
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It should paint up nicely- they come on an peel-away paper backing which is similar to what body shops use for masking tape. It's all a matter of taste, but I think black-on-black would look really slick.
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I'd follow the Kurtzon response with high temp paint.They do get too hot to lay your hands for too long.