milo Fluorescent Acrylic Paint Set of 6 Colors | 4 oz Bottles | Student Neon Colors Acrylics Painting Pack | Made in the USA | Non-Toxic Art & Craft Paints for Artists, Kids, & Hobby Painters

These were just what I was hoping for and worked well! They glow with a black light so well! I got them to paint some of my Halloween decorations, and it was perfect! Good value and the coverage and paint quality held up even with some rain.

Bright colors, look just like advertised. Perfect consistency. I love adding these bright colors to my paintings.

I bought these to use on some bamboo around my firepit, ended up painting some rocks as well. It glows well under the blue setting on my led floodlight. I sealed everything with uv protection spray. We will see how it holds up. The green, yellow and orange glow the best. Pink is just alright. Forget the blue and purple. I’ll just use them as normal paint on a future project. Everything turned out amazing for now though. Would recommend for the price, I still have some left after everything in the pictures was finished. I would say for normal projects a second coat would be needed, but they worked out well with just one.

I thinned these out with a little water and used them for splatter painting in my son's game room. I still have to paint a square of the door with each color, but I can imagine how great it will look already.The one thing to note is they are very "fluorescent" or neon color, but they dull out a bit when they are dry.

I love ❤️ these paints.... I've just started dabbling in florescent pour painting. It's like having 2 paintings in one.. The magic that happens when you introduce a black light is just transformative. If your an excellent painter you can put secrets on your painting that no one can see and wala when black light on it you can see secret messages and/or images.

Very vibrant, and fun to mix. Sometimes UV paint can be a bit gritty but I honestly haven’t had those problems with these paints. Dries fast but not too fast. I wish they included a UV “red” or reddish orange instead of the purple tho. The purple paint isn’t as vibrant as mixing blue and pink together.

You get what you pay for. Neon effect almost non existent. Once paint dries...it changes tonality. Feels cheap.

Not very uv reactive. It will doFor now but I expected more. A 30 watt uv source from 8 feet away should pop. Not so much here.