Fluorescent Pigments

Our Fluorescent Pigments have a bright look and would easily glow under the right black light conditions. They seem electric neon and have a bit of a glow of their own. These neon colors are more sensitive to UV and should be protected with a high solids clear.  

With slightly different properties than ordinary pearls, care should be taken of these colors if they are to be exposed to UV light for any long amounts of time. All fluorescent pigments tend to fade when exposed to UV unprotected.  

We recommend always top-coating with a high solids top coat that can protect your fluorescent pigments from the UV rays.  

These particular pigments are also not tolerant to high temperatures, so they should not be used for powder coating or high temperature applications like engine paint.  Make sure to visit our Downloads page to get instructions on using these Fluorescent pigments in the best manner possible.  It is very important to follow the instructions for this type of pigment, because it takes more time to disperse into clear in a manner that makes it easier to spray out.

• Gives an ultra bright appearance. Good in Black Light.
• Used in solvent based paints. Recommended that you let it soak in the clear first, then add reducer / thinner for at least an hour.
• Create a Blue Fluorescent paint that is sprayed or brushed on.
• Recommended for limited exposure to sunlight. (all fluorescent paints have a tendency to fade without proper UV protection).
• Mix or top coat with any of our Ghost Pearls ® or Ghost Chameleon Pearls ® in order to achieve incredible effects.
• Try combining colors to create a one-of-a-kind color.

Several fluorescent colors on a bike frame