Rust-Oleum Specialty Glow in the Dark Indoor Flat Luminous Glow-in-Dark Paint 7 oz.

If this doesn't glow it isn't because it doesn't work. First you have to paint your project WHITE with 2 coats and then put this on with 1 or 2 coats and then it will glow. If you don't paint it WHITE first it want work. But to give it a bad rap isn't right when people doesn't know how to make it work.

It did not glow in the dark was not satisfied

The pictures above the left is through an android phone in a dark room, and the second is from an iPhone,I had put on two heavy coats on a painted clay pot set in the sun for 6 plus hrsSo you can see the difference

Good for my crafting projects

Repainting the inside of the door of a small bathroom. I did this once before to this door but over some years it had become worn so I sanded and re-primed the door (necessary as the glow-n-the-dark paint is a glaze, not opaque) and applied two coats of the glow-in-the-dark finish. Mixed paint well but there was still some residual in the bottom of both the same cans. When finished and tried it out there are many small glowing particles visible with the surrounding area less glow-y. (When I did this the first time it was a bright monolithic glowing surface.) There is also no way to see the result until you have it done.

Don’t see any glow after full day in the sun. Stirred up product solids from bottom of can into solution with paint and applied to sanded metal shelves. Painted shelves dried in bright sunlight, but no glow after dark.

Took the day off to create a glow in the dark wall for my kids. Took hours of prep and purchased over $100 of other materials(uv flashlights, camera flashes, drywall and primer etc.) so my kids could enjoy it as soon as it was done. When I opened the paint cans they were dried up and crusty on the inside. It was very disappointing.

This is what you get for $30+? Absurd. Sending it back.