would this work on a dark blue, rubber ball? i want to play handball at night
1113732
yes, you would still be able to see the dark blue ball underneath. As long as you charge the glow paint it will glow. Ultra-green is much brighter and glows longer.
924801
If you are looking for something light and not very durable I would say yes. I have not personally used them for that but if the process you use works on standard ping pong balls it would probably be the same on this one. I hope this helps out.
1554296
The mini's I have all work with it. If your ball is larger (like a bb) it will not work
1011928
The ball I mentioned in my previous answer is no longer available I guess, it was the bigens sport fun ball. What a shame, it's a great ball.
722125
Yes, and look after it as it will mark like leather too. I my experience the ball won't be at it's best for a couple of months and it's not grippy when compared to composite balls.
1572150
Good question! Maybe you could pry the ball open at the seam with a knife, replace the 2 little batteries and super glue it back together. I'll try that with one of the "dead" balls that I have and let you know if it worked!
2084271
With a ball like this the beauty is in the detail. With the price your paying trust me you don't o want to spoil the fabrics upon a first outdoor game. Rubber basketballs are best for outdoors. Leather like this should be worshiped are kept for indoors play only.
128739
Yes. That's exactly what it does. It works well to light up my flag at night.
153275
Not sure if this will work -- but as long as you can unscrew your top ball I would think it would probably work. I'd order it -- you aren't out much if it doesn't work. It's a great light -- I'd try it!
1666801
I think this ball would meet your needs. On a hard service it would bounce better than a basketball. This is a versatile product that can be used in many different sports.
808092
Mine stopped working cuz the light on the roller ball wasn't working. I could click and right click so the mouse was being recognized but I couldn't use the ball to move the cursor. Unfortunately I gave up. They're just low quality imports. I had one Fellowes manufactured for 10 years but can't find "non-generic" anymore. Good luck, mine lasted about 2 months.
1231780
I would imagine so, it worked great on my gazebo canopy in the South Carolina sun that turned my basketball white in one summer. Hope this helps, good luck.........
111906
You can try some Roson Lighter fluid on a cotton ball.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dlawngarden&field-keywords;=B000XJ36UO
1464956
I think you probably could play tennis with it. You may need to glue the plug that holds the light mechinism in, but I think it would work. May be a little more bouncy than a regular tennis ball, but I would totally give it a try!Good luck!
133062
I haven't used this for that purpose but it should work, it shows up best against darker colors.
1054661
The balls are about the size of a ping pong ball, and you can take them out of the circle, so I don't see why a person couldn't use a typical ball. The balls don't light up. At least mine doesn't and I looked at the description and didn't see anything saying they light up. There are the toys with the tubes with balls in them. Either the tubes or the balls light up, you'd have to check the description.
1464953
I dont think the ball would have the same action as regular tennis ball. Plus, the weight of a meteorball is about three times the weight of a tennis ball so you would not want to get hit with that! I also believe the performance of the ball is diminished once it bounces too hard on the ground, usually causing the ball to not light up anymore. So I guess you could play tennis with it but I don't think you would like the results. Hope that helps.