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Old07-03-2011, 07:40 AM #61
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DefaultGlow-On comes in two sizes

Happy fourth of July everyone.
Glow-On comes in two sizes now, some don't seem to get enough with the small vial so here it is:



It has been added to our shopping cart a couple of days ago and is selling already

Single vial 2.3 ml:Option 1: US $7.89 plus S&H
Large vial 9.2 ml:Option 3 US $19.89 plus S&H

The paint is super concentrated
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DefaultGlow-On gun sights paint basic tutorial

Here is the most basic tutorial about how to apply the phosphorescent paint to your gun sights in a jiffy.

This tutorial doesn't deal with the merits of the product itself, just its application.

This product ads an edge to those gun enthusiasts for whose guns, tritium is not an option, or just don't want to spend a lot of money.
Glow-On efficiently enhances white dots on the gun sights by adding phosphorescence to the mix.

A gun owner, properly trained, will find this product helpful in cases in which prompt action without delay or hesitation is required to defend life and property.

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DefaultCreate your own gun sight glow-dots

Glow dots, or phosphorescent dots, or gun sight dots, whatever one wants to call them, they are indeed a popular choice amongst gun enthusiast.

Some manufacturer offers a few of them for about ten bucks. A bit pricey I think.

Here is an affordable alternative, Glow-On purchase option 2:


The improved self adhesive material charges in a couple of seconds and the afterglow is very bright.
All you need is a hole punch and you can make not ten, but hundreds of glow-dots for all your guns and have extra dots for all your friends, all for just a few bucks.

A couple of notes:
In the world of afterglow material, bigger is better, all the time, so go ahead and create over sized dots, they perform better.
The adhesive part will work flawlessly for bigger applications like flashlights, gun mags, light switches etc. On small size dots is better to rub off the adhesive with a paper towel and alcohol and use super glue "GEL" (the gel type gives you a couple of extra seconds to situate the dos exactly where you want them).
Easy does it and here is a video to prove it:
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Gatopardo , any special deals going on right now ? Also what is the life expectancy of this product ? will it still work 2-3 yrs down the road ?

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Have bought it painted my bedside flashlight and I turn my bedside lamp on while getting ready for bed. It is still glowing when I wake up in the morning.
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