Glow-in-the-Dark Resins

The Glow-in-the-Dark resins absorb light and emit it again. They need a good exposure to light to take on enough charge to result in an emission strong enough to be seen by the human eye. If they are not charged they will not glow.

These resins don't appear coloured in daylight. Setting them onto a white background will give the best result as the whiteness will reflect the glow better under ultra-violet light. Setting them on a dark background will significantly reduce the glow-in-the-dark effect. Adding a few drops of transparent coloured resin will give colour that can be seen in daylight.

These special resins are to be used with the Type A Hardener (CHEMSET ES 8204).

The Starter Pack includes all of the colours.

They can be purchased individually in 30g and 500g containers.