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S.SHOW Photoluminescent paint mixing and use instructions |
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Detailed directions for manufacture:
- Choose transparent, neutral or weak acid organic resins like polyurethane resin, acrylic acid resin, epoxy resin, polyester resin, etc..
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For painting purposes, particle size of pigments can be between 10~15um or 20~40 um is recommended.
- Mix about 20 to 50% of luminous pigment, measured by weight, to the clear resin. This is just a guideline. You could add more or less according to your requirements
- Mixing ration for UV light sensitive powders is only 15 to 25%, measured by weight, to the clear resin.
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Grind the photoluminescent pigment by high-speed-dispersion or ball-grinding method in enamel-lined facility, you'd better not grind it in metal facility to avoid polluting the pigment.
- Use containers with ceramic or glass interiors and stir the mixture at high speed
- To avoid deposits, you should use high viscosity resins or anti-settling agents. Stir well prior to application, process small batches at a time.
- Do not use heavy metal components as additives.
- Use a white or light color as a background for best results. Any color other than white will diminish glowe.
- Use clear varnish on the surface to strengthen the smooth finish and weather-resistance nature
- Stronitum based pigments should only be mixed into oil/solvent bases. If your project requires a water based medium, then you need to purchase one of our pigments that are treated for water protection.
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Usage Instructions for Luminous Paints
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- By brush painting, roll painting or spray-painting.
- For good luminous effects, the luminous layer should be at least 100~150um.
- A base coat of white or very light color is preferred. Applying luminous paint on dark colors reduces the glow effect by as much as 50%.
- Use a layer of varnish over the luminous surface to add a glossy effect to the paint. A layer or two of clear varnish also provides a certain level of surface protection.
- Adjust the viscosity to suit your application method and stir well prior to painting
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Notes:
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- Colorless transparent resins are preferred to be used as base materials.
- Don't add opaque pigments, such as TiO2 to the paint; Don't not add too much transparent pigment to the paint;
- When the luminous pigments are dispersed, the pollution from iron, sulphur and arsenic should be prevented.
- Special luminous pigments are required for application in waterborne resins.
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