How to Add Color to Glow In The Dark Ink

[@teesprintandapparel]

this is sick! i wonder what it would look like with two colors. white and orange! 😮‍💨 might have to try this

[@teesprintandapparel]

wonder how you could do that with white though since there is not flo white that i’ve seen. Would it be a white under base, glo in the dark, then the flo orange glo in the dark mix? 🤔

[@stemszz7658]

Thanks so much, I just got the idea for a shirt today and this came at the perfect time!

[@zachriddleart]

Awesome! 👏

[@TXMinibikes]

Very Nice!

[@MiltosK]

Is there a way to achieve this effect on a nylon surface? I’m worried about shrinkage of the material during heating. Also would it be useful to use nylobond?

[@kamilchoudhary9344]

by adding colour does it required white ground 2 print first in black tshirt or should we print dirctly..plzz suggest

[@texsource1]

I have always underbased Glow in the dark with white because it is very transparent.

[@dialect049]

Hello. Brother Can you guide me about the ink. I am having trouble of finding ink pots.

[@BxW718]

How long do you charge shirt in the sun for? How long does the glow last?

[@texsource1]

To charge the shirt - less than a minute. The bright glow lasts for maybe five minutes, but does continue to glow, with less intensity, well beyond that.

[@BxW718]

@@texsource1 thanks

[@RaySiegel]

That's nice, but you should've left the shirts in the dark, then moved the ink container instead of taking the shirts to where a little light was shining on them. I want to see how they would actually look in the dark. In this and in someone else's video, y'all kept the ink by the shirts, for some reason.

[@ESSArtist]

Can it glow even without dark light?

[@texsource1]

It needs to be charged up by light and then glows in the dark

[@thelivetable]

Can it glow in Yellow?

[@texsource1]

Glow in the dark is more of a greenish color for the start, so not a yellow glow

[@jeffreyredding9229]

Curious if you can make half tones glow in the dark

[@texsource1]

You could. I would choose a low lip for larger dots (30 lpi) and underbase with white and print the glow on top.