Glow In The dark Paint

[yobresal]

Does anyone here have any suggestions as to what might be the best GITD paint to use with a blu-ray laser?

 

[wooooooolazer]

Im asuming any glow in the dark paint will work since they all use the same chemical to glow.

...lazer... ;D ;D ;D

 

[yobresal]

zinc sulfide, and strontium aluminate are two I know of. I'm not sure if there are others or if one works better with 405nm. I have read that strontium aluminate works better and the glow lasts longer post charging with light bulbs. I am going to assume it works better with all wavelenghts.

 

[Things]

www.unitednuclear.com has some great stuff, including some really cool GITD paint that lasts like 10 hours on full charge!

 

[wooooooolazer]

here, http://www.unitednuclear.com/glow.htm

Go to the very bottom and they sell a can of the paint, it also says that... "higher UV wavelengths (400-450nm)"... so im asuming a blu-ray would be perfect.

...lazer... ;D ;D ;D

 

[yobresal]

Dang I wish I would have checked that site out before I bought my ebay GITD paint. That stuff looks like it is a great deal. :'( Thanks for the find though, that is where I will be going as soon as I run out. For some reason, having blu-ray lasers really makes me want to paint everything in my place GITD.

 

[Things]

Yeah, that place is cool! Lots of good stuff there, including that massive supermagnet the size of your hand!