Glow In The Dark Spray Paint | Night Glow Luminous Paint | 400ml

1. What is JENOLITE Glow In The Dark Spray Paint?

JENOLITE Glow In The Dark Spray Paint is a high-grade, acrylic-based luminous paint that absorbs light and emits it slowly in darkness. It is ideal for art, craft projects, and safety signage, creating a glow effect that is only visible in low-light or dark conditions.

2. What are the key benefits?

• Glow in the dark: Paint absorbs light and emits it slowly for stunning illumination in the dark.
• Multi-surface application: Works on wood, metal, plastic, and other surfaces.
• Perfect for art & craft: Adds a unique, eye-catching glow to creative projects.
• Safety signage: Makes markings or signs visible in low-light conditions.
• Unique effect: Only visible in darkness, creating a surprising and intriguing finish.

3. What surfaces can it be used on?

• Wood
• Metal
• Plastic
• Porous surfaces (with a white primer for optimal glow)

Note: Avoid surfaces already coated with synthetic resin lacquer.

4. How do I prepare the surface?

1. Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from grease.
2. For porous surfaces, apply a white primer to improve luminescence.
3. Remove the no-spray safety ring from the aerosol before use.

5. How do I apply the spray?

1. Shake the can well at room temperature.
2. Spray several thin layers from a distance of 25–30 cm, ensuring even coverage.
3. If desired, apply a clear lacquer once fully cured for added protection and finish.
4. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next.

6. What are the recommended working temperatures?

• Minimum: 10°C
• Maximum: 25°C

7. How should I store the aerosol?

• Store in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight.
• After use, turn the can upside down and press the nozzle for 5 seconds to prevent blockages.
• Keep out of reach of children.

8. How long does the glow last?

The glow duration depends on surface preparation, layer thickness, and amount of light exposure. Applying over a white primer and using multiple thin coats will maximise luminescence.

9. Can it be used for safety signage?

Yes. The luminous effect ensures visibility in low-light or dark conditions, making it suitable for emergency signs, hazard markings, and other safety applications.

10. What common mistakes should I avoid?

• Forgetting to remove the no-spray safety ring before use.
• Spraying over greasy, dirty, or wet surfaces — clean first.
• Applying thick coats — multiple thin layers give a more even glow.
• Using on synthetic resin lacquer surfaces — may prevent proper adhesion or luminescence.
• Ignoring recommended temperature range — performance is optimal between 10°C and 25°C.

Remove no-spray ring before use:
Remove the spray cap and take off the safety ring with flat head screwdriver.

1. Before Use
Ensure the can is at room temperature and shake well. Surfaces to be treated should be clean, dry and free from grease. Porous surfaces should be primed, using a white primer for optimal
luminescence.

2. Application
Spray several thin layers, from a distance of approximately 25-30cm. If required add a layer of clear lacquer once fully cured.
• Minimum Working Temperature: 10 °C
• Maximum Working Temperature: 25 °C
Do not apply to surfaces painted with synthetic resin lacquer.

3. Storage & Reuse
After use, turn aerosol upside down and press the nozzle for approximately 5 seconds to clean the nozzle. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Consult Safety Data Sheet for more information.