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DIY Glow in the dark and Semi-transparent 91mm scales & Youtube tutorial

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From the limited experience with glow powder, the green is always the strongest, while other colors vary. 

I am wondering would it be beneficial to use green GITD powder under the colored trans scales, since the color of those scales are pretty prominent and even the green powder has a tint of green under normal lighting, but they are mostly white under normal room light.  Just curious how the green glow would look under different trans color scales...  :think:


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Yeah, more experimentation would be good to confirm, but my powder didn’t work with the red in a quick test. Zero visible response.

Started the fill on the dark blue scales and also did a tweezer tip as well as a FireFly tip. Bored anchor holes in the plastic tips so the epoxy/glow overlay should stick.

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Glows fine in the darker blue scales. Happy with the results so far. Glad I practiced on older scales first. I did a bit better on this set.
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impressive thread!  :like:


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Glows fine in the darker blue scales. Happy with the results so far. Glad I practiced on older scales first. I did a bit better on this set.
Hello.  This looks great.  What color gitd powder did you use to achieve those results?


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Hello.  This looks great.  What color gitd powder did you use to achieve those results?
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It’s called ‘aqua blue’ and is the same powder I used in the tweezer head in post #61 above from glowmania.

I’d try the finer sized powders next, but I’m not running out anytime soon. Coarse grain works fine for inside the scales.
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