Glow in the Dark Sapphire Blue -5g

Glow in the Dark Sapphire Blue, a high‑performance phosphorescent pigment powder for brilliant night‑time effects. 
– Perfect for artists, crafters, and makers who want vivid blue glow‑in‑the‑dark accents in resin, paint, or coatings.

Key Features and Benefits

– Intense Blue Afterglow: Emits a bright sapphire‑blue glow in darkness after minimal light charging. 
– Long‑Lasting Luminescence: Sustained glow for hours, enhancing both decorative and safety applications.
– Fine, Uniform Particles: 30–50 µm powder ensures even dispersion and smooth finishes. 
– Inorganic Phosphor Base: Durable, non‑toxic formulation that won’t degrade over time. 
– Versatile Use: Blend into epoxy, acrylics, varnishes, or matte mediums for custom glow effects.

Perfect For

– Epoxy resin art pieces like coasters, jewelry, and inlays.
– Decorative paints and coatings on wood, metal, or plastic.
– Safety signage, pathway markers, and novelty items that need night‑time visibility.

Technical Specifications

– Particle Size: 30 – 50 µm. 
– Form: Dry powder. 
– Substrate: Phosphor (inorganic). 
– Effect Type: Luminescent (glow in the dark). 

Usage Recommendations

Preparation: Ensure your base medium (resin, paint, or binder) is at 20 °C–24 °C and well mixed.
Mixing: Gradually sprinkle the pigment powder into your medium at 2–10 wt %, stirring thoroughly to avoid clumping.
Application: Pour or spread the pigmented medium according to your project’s guidelines; thin layers charge more quickly and glow brighter.
Curing/Setting: Allow resin to cure or paint to dry under ambient conditions (20 °C–25 °C) before charging under light.

Cleaning & Safety Tips

– Protective Gear: Wear a dust mask and safety goggles when handling dry powder.
– Ventilation: Work in a well‑ventilated area to prevent inhalation of fine particles.
– Mixing Accuracy: Weigh pigment and medium precisely to achieve consistent glow intensity.
– Storage: Keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve phosphorescent properties.
– Spill Management: Clean powder spills with a damp cloth or vacuum; avoid washing down drains to prevent particulate release.