My DPtwiz key holder sign is almost done!

mgreen

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All I need to do now is outline the characters.
 

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Did I meantion that I love my new Wildfire paint set from blacklight.com.
 

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Wildfire 10 pack of 6oz Black light flourescent reactive paints. I cant wait to paint some designs/murals on the walls with this stuff.
 
Yours came out great! So I decided I'm going this same route with my DPtwiz rack and was just wondering if you primed first. I got my paint last week and was about to start putting it on but noticed they recommend priming first, yours came out so well i figured i'd try it myself.

I went with their 10 pack of 1oz. and i'm hoping my red comes out as nice as yours did (it looks different but i'm sure it dries a different shade as well).
 
Thanks for the tip mgreen (i used 2 coats of kilz primer), figured i'd share how my Key Rack from DPT came out. I've been sitting on it for at least 8 months, took me a bit to order the paint then to have the time to finish.

I'm going to be putting my sampler pack up for sale. I didn't use hardly any of the white or red and none of the other colors so i'd like to recoup some of the $40 shipped price tag if anyone is interested.
 

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For the DIY'er (Cheap ass), make your own black light paint!

  1. Stir a powdered brightening agent into a small amount of water. Stir as much brightener in as you can get to dissolve.
  2. Get a water-based paint such as poster paint. Turn off the lights and turn on a black light. Look at the paint to see if it glows already. Many paints are fluorescent.
  3. If your paint is not fluorescent, or if it is but you want it to glow brighter, stir a few drops of the dissolved brightening agent in. Make sure to mix it thoroughly. Turn off the lights again and look at it under the black light.
  4. Keep mixing in more brightening agent until you are satisfied with the glow, or until mixing in more doesn't make it any brighter.
 
That looks sign looks great. No one would know it doesn't need batteries!
 
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