That's Glow-on paint. I painted exactly over the white parts of my stock sights. Then once dry painted I over that with Revlon clear nail polish (wife buys the good, chip resistant stuff) and that's it.Da3ur0fr0g said:That's a great night sight picture! I have factory 3 dot night sights on my Gen 2 and @ they are not as bright as that! Where did u get that setup?!
Thanks.zbrewer said:I had heard of this but never seen it before, as long as you will have something handy to charge it for a sec or two then this is a good idea.
Nice pic by the way chief.
Google is a wonderful thing.Where does one perches this stuff?
http://glow-on.com/gun_sights_paint.htmlBurrito said:Where does one perches this stuff?
What size did you order to be able to use as many times as you did?chief203 said:That's Glow-on paint. I painted exactly over the white parts of my stock sights. Then once dry painted I over that with Revlon clear nail polish (wife buys the good, chip resistant stuff) and that's it.
Glow in the dark factory sights for less than $20 bucks. And you get plenty. I painted 11 sets of sights already and still have over half a vial left. So if you break it down that way, less than $1/ gun if I squeeze out a few more.
I ordered the medium 4.6 ml vial. You don't use much so it goes far. And once dry, clear coat it with the Revlon. 100's of rounds, rainstorms, holstering, IWB, OWB, pocket carried... still look as good as day one.JohnB said:What size did you order to be able to use as many times as you did?