Recent content by DustyOldBones

Just checking in 8 years later. Still holding up.

I think it needing a clear coat depends mainly on how much you mixed with the powder. If the mix is really thick then a clear coat is a good idea, it dries clear so more coats cant hurt.

GL! It doesn't take long to get the hang of.

Yeah, so far I've found good stuff at both walgreens and o'reilly auto parts. Both of their web sites show local availability. At O'reilly I had to buy a kit that was almost $20. The brand is Simoniz Mirrors get a bad rap. lol

Here are a few videos. The first is a crude demonstration\how-to. The second shows what to look for when buying Fix It! Pro. How To Make Things GLOW - YouTube Fix It! Pro from E-Bay - YouTube

UPDATE!! I just got a bulk order of Fix It! PRO from e-bay and it will not dry at all. I got the last stuff from Walgreens "as seen on tv" section and it worked great, and this is the same brand and bottle. I'm going to order some from amazon and see if it's any better. I can't say that your...

Here are a couple more I did today.

Here's a DIRECT LINK to the POST, and not the thread this time:) http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/s3-glow-mod-78436.html#post1128367

Thanks again guys. :thanks: I plan on doing a couple more lasers this weekend and I'll post pics here when finished. I don't see a problem with modding your saber if you would like. Shoot me a PM.

You would have to rely on your ability to use just enough focus to get the job done. Too little or too much, and you're right back in the same position of either blinding them or not stopping them.

Couldn't you have PM'ed that to him.. j/k :P I guess I could have PM'ed this to you lol

I'm sure a lot would depend on where you live, but I think you would have trouble getting away with blinding an intruder, as opposed to killing them. For example.. If you hit them over the head with something heavy to subdue them, but accidently kill/blind them, that sort of accident can...

Thanks guys. I mix up a thick paste from a healthy dose of the powder with a small amount of "Fix It! PRO" which is "UV-sunlight activated". It's a car paint scratch remover that wont dry until I hit it once or twice with my 405, then it dries in seconds. If I make a mistake I just don't dry...

Thanks Kart, I was hoping I wouldn't over do it. Now I've got the bug and can't wait for more materials to do some of the other lasers I have sitting around. P.S. and thx to Addonex for making such an awesome glow kit.

A while ago, I picked up a few of these kits from Addonex - http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/blu-ray-405nm-uv-fluorescence-glow-kit-back-stock-75183.html#post1085462 - and used some of the powder to color-in my old G1 Arctic. It needs to be cleaned up a little and I'm waiting on more materials...