Pretty impressive. Ive used multiple glow pigments in my customization business and I find that most really only glow on their own for a very short period directly after being under direct UV light (blacklight). I was debating if the LIT is worth the price but seems like its the best yet. Only issue I can still see as with all of them is the coverage isnt great and its extremely hard getting them mixed thin enough to spray thru an airbrush but still thick enough to show up without 847000 coats lol. I really wish I could link up with whoever makes that stuff inside glow sticks and turn that into paint. When I mention to my customers I can do glow features , they imagine a glow stick or glow in the dark toys etc and I havent found any paint thats quite that dramatic in their glowing effect. But this stuff is one step closer I suppose. I really wanna try the blk 4.0 as well but im curious if I put gloss clear over that if it will defeat the blacked out look. Ill check out your other videos to see if youve touched on that stuff yet. But this was super helpful so thanks alot. You got yourself another sub and a like for sure! 👍
I tried mixing it with other paint colors and it reduces the glow a bit. I would look into getting other colors of glow in the dark pigment. They actually made more colors of LIT and I'll be making a video about them really soon :)
I think it could be applied to fabric and shoes, and if you put a top coat over the paint it would last longer. I haven't tried it before so I'm not entirely sure how it would turn out, sorry!
Hi i get the paint. I actually want to use this for a DIY glow-stick In that case is acyllic base still needed? Also what ratio puts the paint on maximum potency?
I'm not completely sure, but I don't think you would need the base for that purpose. Also, if I remember correctly, the ratio was one part of pigment to one part of base/liquid.
@@LilyDoesArt too late. I just mixed it with water and paint. After it got dry I did the polish spray. Looks fine shinning at night. Thank you for the respond xo
Skjtheartist Jamison no prob! out of curiosity, what ratio did you use for mixing? the website wasn’t super clear about _how_ to use it with non-acrylic bases beyond just telling you that you could, haha.
@@LilyDoesArt Should have told me that a year ago sadly i wasn't on the news for doing this but it wasn't fun the nurses i had thought it was funny and cute i get out a year later and have to wear mask everywhere i go wtf oh well.
fx do brighter powders than this and there are a million brighter glowing paints that you can buy off sites like amazon. how on earth they have the nerve to call theirs the brightest when it is a mere 2-3 out of 10 on the scale.....i could barely see what you put on the glasses......i have a brighter glow in dark nail polish than that. thank you for this.....it has warned me not to buy this and saved me a few pounds.
Honestly, it's very very glowy. My camera couldn't quite capture just how much it glows and how long it glows for. I put the star from the video in the bottom drawer of a plastic organizer and it's so bright the entire corner of my room glows at night haha. But yeah if you found a good glowing paint that works for you then awesome! Thanks for watching my video :)
@@LilyDoesArt i see....well that changes things. it really doesn't look that bright on the video........have you tried the fx glow pigment powder? they do a purple, blue, green and turqoise. they also do heat reactive pigment aswell.
The glow is the undercoat. The overcoat is a translucent glaze. This makes the light shine through.
It is 2:30 am but I'm here!!! Loved the video btw
I just got some blue lit for painting larp armour. This video really helped!
thank you for creating such amazing videos they always inspire me to improve my art. keep making amazing videos
It is 1.09am and this is a super nice change from the ed kemper type shows! 🌞
Pretty impressive. Ive used multiple glow pigments in my customization business and I find that most really only glow on their own for a very short period directly after being under direct UV light (blacklight). I was debating if the LIT is worth the price but seems like its the best yet. Only issue I can still see as with all of them is the coverage isnt great and its extremely hard getting them mixed thin enough to spray thru an airbrush but still thick enough to show up without 847000 coats lol. I really wish I could link up with whoever makes that stuff inside glow sticks and turn that into paint. When I mention to my customers I can do glow features , they imagine a glow stick or glow in the dark toys etc and I havent found any paint thats quite that dramatic in their glowing effect. But this stuff is one step closer I suppose. I really wanna try the blk 4.0 as well but im curious if I put gloss clear over that if it will defeat the blacked out look. Ill check out your other videos to see if youve touched on that stuff yet. But this was super helpful so thanks alot. You got yourself another sub and a like for sure! 👍
Thanks for the video. Very informative but also fun
Thanks for watching!
Could I mix this paint with any other type of paint because I want glow in the dark paint for my room and with any other colour
I tried mixing it with other paint colors and it reduces the glow a bit. I would look into getting other colors of glow in the dark pigment. They actually made more colors of LIT and I'll be making a video about them really soon :)
Does it work with resin ??
I'm not sure! Sorry!
For the camera to pick it up you have to adjust the exposure for a longer time...
Yeah, I probably could have adjusted the ISO to pick it up better. I'll keep that in mind for next time :)
I was just about to say this!!
I wish they had a purple oneeeee
Lit vs Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint by Spacebeams vs combined ???
Can lit be used on shoes of any texture and how long would it last????
I think it could be applied to fabric and shoes, and if you put a top coat over the paint it would last longer. I haven't tried it before so I'm not entirely sure how it would turn out, sorry!
Hi i get the paint.
I actually want to use this for a DIY glow-stick
In that case is acyllic base still needed?
Also what ratio puts the paint on maximum potency?
I'm not completely sure, but I don't think you would need the base for that purpose. Also, if I remember correctly, the ratio was one part of pigment to one part of base/liquid.
Is the super base just clear acrylic paint?
I think it might be. Using a clear acrylic paint as a substitute would probably work just fine!
Hi, just wondering how far the 30g bag went? If i wanted to paint a 4m by 3m ceiling, how many grams would i need?
Hmm I'm not sure. I think if you contacted Culture Hustle they should be able to help you find out! :)
Probably over 1 kg idk
Can you just mix the Lit only with water and put on canvas? Please tell me
You could, but I think it would dry out and flake off. I would try combining it with maybe mod podge if you don't have access to the base :)
@@LilyDoesArt too late. I just mixed it with water and paint. After it got dry I did the polish spray. Looks fine shinning at night. Thank you for the respond xo
@@MrEnso great to hear! That's awesome it worked!
@@LilyDoesArt I mixed the powder with a bit of water and after I finished the work I dud spray on it 3 time. Looks shinny in a very dark room
I love it
I might snort it thank you for this video.
Lol, but I feel like I should be legally responsible to say don't do that please
@Skjtheartist Jamison on the website it says you can also mix it with linseed oil instead for an oil base paint, hope this helps!
Skjtheartist Jamison no prob! out of curiosity, what ratio did you use for mixing? the website wasn’t super clear about _how_ to use it with non-acrylic bases beyond just telling you that you could, haha.
@@LilyDoesArt Should have told me that a year ago sadly i wasn't on the news for doing this but it wasn't fun the nurses i had thought it was funny and cute i get out a year later and have to wear mask everywhere i go wtf oh well.
Would this work for body paint? Like would it hold well?
It does stick well but its not overly flexible. So yes for arms, cheeks and stuff but not for creases
Nice work...the lighter the color LIT is added on to "white" it'll be brighter and last longer..Thanks for the video
Where can i buy this lit pigment pls?
I have the link to it in the description!
@@LilyDoesArt di is it available in amazon.
claps* really good as always
love it
Instead of using a medium base have you tried mixing with actual acrylic paints ?
I have and it reduces the amount of glow, but it's still a good alternative!
Hi, I'm the creator of the Invisible Blacklight dress TH-cam video. Not plastic, but thanks. Nice video.
What about fabric ?
I think it would work well on fabric, as long as you don't wash it after
I think the painting would be better if all the paint was somehow having different degrees of the lit paint? Or at least the base for the jellyfish
I agree! Maybe I should give it another shot!
Is that radioactive ☢️ ☹️☹️☹️
Try Vanta Black, its the blackest black at the moment
LOL if you knew that story with Vantablack you'd laugh so hard.
The 2.0 black and LIT are by the same guy..
My dear friend if you use a black light on you and turn on the black light on your jelly fish panting 🎨 it will glow more
great tip! particulatly to capture it on photo or video.
Would you describe this as a ....LITmus test?
Dang it, all my plans to glow in the inside XD I'll try to not eat it....
😂😂😂
Hello my dear friend beautiful panting 🎨 you are a amazing artist 🎨✍🎭💕 you are a amazing beautiful human being 🐼🤗🤗🤗🤗💚✨
Holo Lily
Christine the science queen
Can't help but notice, you seem to be telling me off.
WTF
fx do brighter powders than this and there are a million brighter glowing paints that you can buy off sites like amazon.
how on earth they have the nerve to call theirs the brightest when it is a mere 2-3 out of 10 on the scale.....i could barely see what you put on the glasses......i have a brighter glow in dark nail polish than that.
thank you for this.....it has warned me not to buy this and saved me a few pounds.
Honestly, it's very very glowy. My camera couldn't quite capture just how much it glows and how long it glows for. I put the star from the video in the bottom drawer of a plastic organizer and it's so bright the entire corner of my room glows at night haha. But yeah if you found a good glowing paint that works for you then awesome! Thanks for watching my video :)
@@LilyDoesArt i see....well that changes things. it really doesn't look that bright on the video........have you tried the fx glow pigment powder? they do a purple, blue, green and turqoise. they also do heat reactive pigment aswell.
@@luf2867 I haven't tried those, but they sound really interesting! Maybe I should try comparing them sometime!
Can you draw me please
This is a cool video but having my left ear only hear your voice is super annoying
Yeah, this was before I upgraded my microphone, and there's nothing I can do to fix it now, so 🤷