Glow in the Dark Powder TAT33

Price per 100 grams. There are 4 colors. Green, blue, blue, purple. Fraction 60 microns. Where and how is Glow in the Dark Powder TAT 33 used: Luminescent pigment is used to create self-luminous compositions for various surfaces. For this pigment TAT 33 should be added to any transparent varnish that is suitable for your type of surface. After mixing, we get a real luminous paint that can be applied to objects with a brush, spray gun, roller, swab, etc. For example, to create a glow-in-the-dark paint on wood, you need to add our phosphor powder to a transparent varnish for wooden surfaces (on any basis). Adding Light Accumulating Powder TAT 33 to the paint is not recommended, as the opacity of the paint itself will not allow light to penetrate to the particles of TAT 33 and charge it to 100% of its potential. Glow in the Dark Powder TAT 33 can be charged from any light source - the sun, ultraviolet, ordinary light bulb, daylight, flashlight, etc. and then glows autonomously in the dark (no UV lamp is required, the glow is completely autonomous). Glow in the Dark Pigment TAT 33 is made from the purest components with purity grade OCW (Highly Pure Substances). The unique production technology makes Glow in the Dark Pigment TAT 33 the leader in terms of brightness and glow duration (especially in terms of safety) among other products. Today we do not know of any other luminous compounds that would work better than the luminescent pigment TAT 33 and would have such an attractive price/quality ratio. Glow in the Dark Powder TAT 33 is based on aluminum oxides, which are uniquely combined with activators (rare earth metals) Universal - can be used in combination with any varnish (water-based, acrylic, polyurethane, etc.) Non-hydrophobic - does not react with water (safe for humans, does not emit toxic strontium oxides) Homogeneous - provides a uniform (rather than point) glow of the painted surface. Day color of a luminescent pigment - white translucent. The effective glow time in the dark is 8-12 hours. The total glow time in the dark until complete extinction is more than 40 hours. The service life of the luminescent pigment is 200 years