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Question: Did anyone use on terra cotta pots? If so, results? I don't mind to do multiple coats if it works!
Document: This really didn't work. You have to use many coats of paint to even get a little bit of a glow so it would be cost prohibitive to spray paint my pots outside with it.
I know you're supposed to use these glow paints on light colored objects. I tried to use it on a big white pot in my backyard, intending to spray a white rock and another 2 white pots....unfortunately the can seemed to jam....it just quit spraying after 2 or 3 sprays and it's sitting in my backyard while I see what I can do with it, so I'm not sure the glow really works. I didn't get enough on anything before the can quit!! !
I see all these horrible reviews here tonight and its just making me angry because if you turn the can around and read the directions and properly prepare whatever you're spraying then Spray wait 5 minutes, spray again, wait 5 minutes, spray again and give two or three coats or 4-5 for better effect then this will work as advertised you have to build up a layer of the glow in the dark material in order for there to be enough material built up on the surface to absorb light and actually glow... follow the directions take your time and use multiple coats and you will have no problems stop being lazy people!Just think and ask yourself why the stars in your kids room are the thickness they are...its so there is enough material mixed with the plastic so it will have the ability to absorb enough energy to actually be seen when you turn off the lights....ugh just use common sense and you'll be fine.
Works for painting inside items(kinda) but for outside items it fails. We painted a test strip of wood and left it inside under a 100watt light for 5 hours but when we turned off the light it glowed for maybe 1hr. We also painted a white clay pot, piece of glass and took the same strip of wood outside and left them all in the sun for 8+ hours. by the time we had total darkness it failed to glow. We also used the rust-oleum brush on paint applying multiple coats with the same result.
I thought it would work a little better then it does. I think you really have to apply a lot of coats before it really works and then expose it to a lot of light for quite some time
This product works as advertised if used appropriately!4 stars is cause it takes a long time to fully cure and I would also reccomend using 2-3 coats of clear coat over this product after this product has dried for a day to make this stick, harden and last longer.....especially if using outdoors
Quite simply, this spray paint did not glow in the dark on wood, plastic, metal, or stone. I followed the directions and applied multiple coats to allow the paint to build up layers. I left the various objects in direct sun for hours. When night falls, everything I painted looks, well, like it did before I painted it. No glow at all. . . .And let's add insult to injury here. First, the sprayer clogged with about a third of the paint still inside. So far, nothing has worked to unclog it.
This paint is NOt WORTH THE mONEY or TIME IT TOOK TO USE IT-- I do not recommend it to use
I purchased this product elsewhere for the same price. Pay attention to the reviews. This product is worthless!! Painted two flower pots and couldn't wait for the effect. Was so disappointed as the pot did not glow in the dark. Followed all instructions to no avail.
Purchased this product after reading about glowing flower pots. I used this paint on a concrete unpainted figurine and a bird bath. They were both exposed to direct sunlight for over 12 hours, and sit in a sunny spot. There is NO GLOW. Don't bother. This is simply false advertising, and I don't know how they get away with this! I only gave it one star because you cannot give zero stars.
Answer: yes