RECOMMENDED WITH GLOW PIGMENT
Charge & Protect Art
- Glow on DemandRecharge your art any time, anywhere.
- Fast ChargingCharge with UV light for a stronger glow.
- Protected finishHelp your artwork last longer.
Not sure what to mix your pigment with?
Which Medium Do I Need?
Recommended for your project
Liquitex Fluid Gloss Medium - Acrylic
Turns glow pigment into smooth, brushable acrylic paint.
- Thin and pourableMixes to the consistency of ready-made paint.
- Brush marks disappearPick Gel instead if you want visible texture.
- Start here if unsureThe safe choice for most painting projects.
Recommended for your project
Liquitex Gloss Gel - Acrylic Medium
Thick paint that keeps its shape, for texture and raised effects.
- Holds its shapeKeeps brush marks and raised texture.
- Thicker than FluidStays where you put it instead of levelling out.
- Carries pigment wellTakes a high pigment load.
Recommended for your project
Liquitex Fabric Medium - 118 ml
Best for mixing glow pigment into paint for clothing and other flexible fabrics.
- Stays flexibleMoves with the fabric.
- Soft to touchKeeps the fabric comfortable to wear.
- For textiles onlyOn canvas or wood, use Fluid instead.
Recommended for your project
Liquitex Airbrush Medium - 237 ml
Best when you need a thinner mixture suitable for spraying through an airbrush.
- Thinner than FluidFlows through an airbrush nozzle.
- Even sprayHelps you lay down a consistent coat.
- Fine layersBuild the glow up gradually.
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Fluorescent Pigment Powder FAQ
What is a fluorescent neon pigment?
Fluorescent pigments are finely ground, UV-reactive powders that create vivid, neon-like colours. They absorb ultraviolet light and re-emit it as visible light, producing a bright fluorescent effect under UV blacklight.
How much fluorescent pigment should I mix into my medium?
We recommend starting with 20-30% fluorescent pigment and 70-80% medium by weight. Mix thoroughly for even colour distribution. The ideal ratio may vary depending on your medium and desired effect, so always test a small batch first.
Do fluorescent pigments glow in the dark?
No. Fluorescent pigments produce vibrant colours under UV blacklight but do not continue glowing once the light is switched off. For a long-lasting glow in complete darkness, explore our strontium aluminate pigments instead.
Are fluorescent pigments safe for skin or cosmetic use?
No. Our fluorescent pigments are not cosmetic grade and must not be applied directly to the skin or used in cosmetics. They are intended for art, crafts and decorative applications. Avoid inhaling pigment dust and direct eye contact.
What UV light do I need for the best fluorescent effect?
Use a UV blacklight to reveal fluorescent colours. Both 365 nm and 395 nm UV lights can work, although the appearance and intensity may vary depending on the pigment and light source.
