TLDR Review: Rust-Oleum Glow in The Dark Paint
Score
The Rust-Oleum Glow in the Dark Paint receives a moderate score, highlighting its successful glow effect in specific projects like decorations and crafts, especially under UV light. However, many customers report issues with brightness, longevity, and application consistency, necessitating multiple coats for effective results, which may deter some users looking for a more straightforward application. Despite these drawbacks, the paint remains a cost-effective option for creative projects.
Pros
- •Highly pigmented with a smooth geike consistency for easy application.
- •Glides on effortlessly without tugging, making it suitable for sensitive eyes.
- •Lonearing but may require reapplication after three to four hours.
- •Available in six shades, including both shimmers and mattes.
- •Ideal for creating intense color without multiple swipes; maintains a strong line once set.
- •The brown shade tends to last longer than the black.
Cons
- •Lonearing but may require reapplication after three to four hours, especially with an active lifestyle.
- •Best suited for occasions like a night out rather than alay wear.
Bottom Line
Rust-Oleum 214945 Glow in The Dark Paint is perfect for art projects and decorating surfaces. It is highly pigmented and easy to apply. However, for extended wear, you might need to reapply, especially for all-day events.
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