If the powder pigment is mixed with resin will the glow stay permenant?
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I mixed it with a transparent cel vinyl medium and the glow was still really vibrant, but I handed the project off within days, so I'm not sure how permanent it was. Also, it is VERY gritty, so I ended up with something that felt like sand mixed in watered down glue. It was impossible to paint a smooth even surface with this stuff. I think I would have had better luck applying it the way kids apply glitter to their craft projects (sprinkle over the glue and then shake the rest away). In other words, the grains are not fine and they did not 'dissolve' in the transparent medium. The grains sink to the bottom and you have to keep stirring and kind of spackling it on. Not easy to work with at all, but it does give a very very vibrant glow.
1110170
The glow doesn't last too too long but it does glow constantly under a black light an yes they glow the color of the polish
818164
It probably will eventually, even though they are marked as permanent. Art or fabric markers won't wash out and will leave only pigment.
1760021
the application of the glow does not so much matter as to what you do with the veneer once you have in it place. Apply glue to the and iron it on. yes with the clothes iron
764506
With a coat of primer, but a half ounce won't cover much. It will glow for about an hour and taper down over night.
2037450
It's pure pigment powder. You can add anything you need to. It's very bright so adding a little flour to extend it or lighten is would be fine.
2090373
I own this set...this is acrylic. the monomer sets the powder. no need for uv light.
1751364
No It's not made for that but their are body paints that are . Here is one that Amazon sells http://www.amazon.com/Glominex-Glow-Dark-Face-Paint/dp/B00E83EGCI/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1399583772&sr=8-8&keywords=glow+in+the+dark+body+paint
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.
109497
The level of the glow will depend on how much light the print gets during the day. Ours gets a fair amount but at night the glow is very subtle.
953973
Yes - The unused material stays soft. This is epoxy glue, which doesn't harden until the two resin components are mixed.
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Yes. The makeup can be used after that, but may differ in color due to oxygenization.
1132448
I would try a 1/4 tsp of the powder in the bottle,mix and test for briteness. The v10 powder is not only brite it stays brite far longer than your basic glow in the dark paint or stick. Good luck I hope this helps:)
525109
Hmmm I'm not sure as I've never had a Luminess system. The texture of the makeup is pretty thin bc it's water based so it might! I'd look up ingredients in both and see what you think
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No. The mixture is now a paste.However if it stays too long unattended to, it tends to dry up or evapourate to powder form again.
977417
It is a powder. I really can't say how it will work on canvas. It worked fine on muslin and there has been no color washout. Still dark black which was what was wanted.
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It does work, however you will need to mix it with a clear embossing powder. It sounds like a pain, but it really isn't. You can get a large bottle of ultra thick clear powder and mix it with these pigment powders and have beautiful results. I have done it myself. I bought this set mistaking them for embossing powders. So with some experimenting, I found you can create beautiful embossing in these great colors. I purchased a set of clear screw top containers to store the mixed powders. I use tiny spoons to scoop the powders and stir. I am still experimenting, but I mix about 2 scoops of clear powder to 1 scoop of the pigment powder, stamp my image, sprinkle my mixture, add some heat and make terrific looking images. These pigments are extremely fine and powdery, so make sure the paper you stamp is static free by using a dryer sheet or one of those special stamping bags to wipe your paper before stamping. If you have used the right mix, you will not have any left over residue and will be able to dump the extra powder back in the container.