Rosco Fluorescent paint is available in 9 brighter than normal colours which "glow" vividly under ultraviolet lights, Rosco Fluorescent Paints can create a wide range of exciting effects. They can be used to create special effects using ultraviolet black light or combined with other Rosco Scenic Paints to make the colours more vibrant.
Fluorescents use the same high quality, water-base, vinyl acrylic binder found in Off Broadway Paints. It is suitable for use on most surfaces after the surface has been properly prepped.
Finish: Flat/Matte
Solvent: Water
Binder Type: Vinyl Acrylic
Dilution: Fluorescent Paints should be used straight out of the can. They can be diluted with water if necessary, however this will reduce the hiding power of the paint and may reduce the brightness of the "glow."
Surface Preparation: Surfaces should be clean, dry and free from dirt and grease. Prime porous surfaces, except fabrics, using Rosco Tough Prime. If painting a new plaster surface, prime wall with a commercial primer/sealer designed for raw plaster. Then use Rosco Tough Prime as a final preparation. Use a white base coat to achieve the most dramatic colour effects.
Application: Stir contents well before use. Apply by brush, roller, or spray gun. Apply in thin uniform coats, using a good quality brush or roller. Use overlapping strokes, keeping a wet edge.
Film Thickness: 2 mil. dry film.
Coverage: Approximately 300 sq. ft. per gallon (28 sq. m. per 3.79L), depending on application method, substrate and thickness of the application.
Avg. Dry Time: At 75°F (24°C). Dries to the touch in 30-45 minutes. Can be recoated in 1-2 hours.
Clean-up: Soap and water.
Shelf Life: Minimum shelf life for unopened, sealed paint is approximately 24 months when stored in a temperature-controlled location.
Packaging: Gallon, Quart and Pint Cans (3.79L, 0.946L and 0.473L).
Fluorescent pigments will degrade from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light. Avoid direct sunlight where possible.
* Invisible Blue is a milky white paint that fluoresces to a pale blue under blacklight. When painted over light coloured surfaces, Invisible Blue is difficult to detect. However, it can be seen when painted over dark or black colours.
