FolkArtNeon Glow Acrylic Paint Set, 2 oz, 8 Fl Oz

Great colors good quality paint

Amazing colors. Great quality paint. Nice and thick not runny or soupy.

We used this to paint glass tumblers as a cute little craft during my sister’s bachelorette trip and all the girls had a blast. For reference we used this on HOMBERKING glass cups and applied the paint using Artdone nail dotting tools (I liked that these had a brush on one end for longer strokes of paint and a metal dotting tool on the other, which applies less streakily than the brush). We baked the cups at 350 for 30 mins to cure the paint and so far it’s help up very well (make sure you put the cups in while the oven is still cold and leave them in the oven after the 30 mins until they get back done to room temp to avoid shocking the glass and causing cracks) 😊

I got these FolkArt Neon Glow Paints for a fun craft project with my granddaughter, and we had the best time! The colors are super vibrant and glow beautifully in the dark. The paint is thick, easy to work with, and cleanup was a breeze. Best of all, we now have glowing masterpieces to show off and memories to match!

>.. I like Folk Art Paints, they are generally quite good at coverage and price. Not the cheapest or the most expensive, but their coverage is usually quite good and the colors are pretty true throughout use. And I have a lot of their colors.>.. BUT Glitter is different. On a white base, Jellybean Pink is pink. On a black base, Jellybean Pink is blue! I suspect this is a surprise to me because I do a fair bit of painting on a black base, and expected the glitter paint to be true to it's name. Red remained red, Turquoise remained blue, but hologram was blue as was pink! On a while base hologram is white with silvery blue glitter.>.. I would not be surprised to find a manufacturer of glitter to tell me that there must be reflective elements in order to get the "glitter" effect, and as the paint disappears on black, the only colors that seems to be there are the colors that contrast with black. Well, hmmm. It seems to me that PINK ought to be pink regardless of background tint, pink is a contrast to black, but not in these paints.>.. I usually use glitter to make things for my Grand girls, they like the flash. But for the future, I will stick to glitter and glue instead of glitter paint.>.. On a black background the color of the paint disappears and just the glitter remains, not a bad thing, but test your colors before you commit serious time and paint on a project that may NOT give you the results expected.>.. Tried some other colors on black: Silver remains Silver, Gold remains Gold, and Champaign is a pale golden color.>.. This does not reflect the amount of glitter in the paint. There is plenty of glitter (assuming you stir it rather than shake it. Shaking it creates bubbles that don't always allow smooth application). Coverage is thin as if this was intended as a topcoat over some other color. I have not tried that, but if the undercoat is similar to the labeled color of the glitter paint, that could be very cool. Metallics might benefit as well. Just a thought.

Easy to apply, fun to use.

My wife loves these paints! She has used them on glass and ceramic mugs. The paints are durable and will not wash off after being cured in just a regular kitchen oven.

These are very high quality paints. The colors are vibrant and the paint is a nice thick consistency. The colors mix very well. Good for exterior use on garden ornaments. Our cast iron gnomes came back to life!