Lol by the time their able to read it it will be too lateglockguy13 said:Pretty cool id like to put that in my lettering. So people know what I'm coming up with in the dark. Lol
Where did you buy the paint? Also what color?G22GEN4 said:$3.47 for .90 fl oz of glow in the dark acrylic. My cam won't pick up the glow but trust me, it works. Drop some of this in my lettering & sights.
Hobby lobbymckm/Glock36 said:Where did you buy the paint? Also what color?
Cool! Thanks!G22GEN4 said:Hobby lobby
Did you do your sights?G22GEN4 said:Fingernail polish remover cleans all the excess.
Yes I did......iGlock said:Did you do your sights?
How did it come out?G22GEN4 said:Yes I did......
Im satisfied. It surely beats paying $100+ for night sights. I rather spend $100 on ammo than sights I may or may not use for the purpose they are made.iGlock said:How did it come out?
Are ya sure?mike_honcho87 said:I can see this working if you go from light to dark, but if you're woke up in the middle of the night you'll have to put it under light to charge the paint back up.
+ one on that! It says can be recharged by exposing to light. So unless you go from light to dark in a instant I don't think it'll work. It's pretty much the same thing on watch hands! And my watch needs a lot of light to charge it.mike_honcho87 said:I can see this working if you go from light to dark, but if you're woke up in the middle of the night you'll have to put it under light to charge the paint back up.
This is true. It takes about 2 or 3 secs.SeventiesWreckers said:Well, you might be able to install a light in the lock box, with an outside switch, it only takes a few seconds to charge them. If you had a bit of warning that is.