MONTANACans Montana Effect 400 ml Color, Uv Transparent Spray Paint,Black, 13.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Purchased for my Artwork and will purchase again!Highly recommended!Works great..shake well baby!

The media could not be loaded. I think this spray UV paint did well for the job I needed it for. I have 3 Halloween wood cut outs painted black and I wanted it to glow at night. I also wanted the cut outs to remain black for the day time. I used 2 cans for all 3 cut outs. The cut outs did stay black with the UV paint on it. There was a slight blue sheen that was not noticeable from the street (my other pictures will not load on this review to show this).The paint did not spray out of the can like typically spray paint. When I sprayed it, the paint sort of floated in the air instead of immediately making contact with the cut outs. I sprayed the cut outs while they were standing. It probably would have been better to paint them lying flat. This paint did exactly what I wanted it to do. It is not for a job that needs precision.

I was surprised but it actually works. Enhanced our display

Built a new PC which has UV (black light) lighting. I ordered some hose separators for my PC’s AIO cooler. Unfortunately, even though they are white, they don’t glow in the dark and are not UV reactive.I began looking for paint options and ordered a few different ones. Nothing I tried worked well enough and the glow was barely visible. I was about to give up when I found this item. Watched a few YouTube videos and decided to order.When it arrived, I began using it right away. The glow is a nice blue glow but it takes a lot of coverage to get a nice, consistent glow. As with any painting job, you will need multiple coats. The consistency is pretty thick, which makes the paint collect and pool easily if you use too much.My only other comment is that this is best applied in a CLEAN, DUST FREE environment. My project ended up with dust/debris on it while it dried, but was mostly not noticeable.Overall, this is a great item and it glows amazingly. Way better than the brush on paints I tried, just takes many coats to get a solid, consistent glow.

Can came with no cap. After shaking the contents, tried to spray and nozzle does not depress to release contents.

I used this to make my Halloween decoration glow in the dark. Works best with several layers and a black light bulb. Spray is even and wide. Seems to be durable, but we only used for 1 season so far. We love the way this has upped our Halloween decoration game and is a great value for your money!

First and foremost, the retail price on this product is about $9-10, so when I returned for more cans to complete a Halloween project and saw the same seller on Amazon had jacked up the price to $30, I went elsewhere. At the time of this review, the price is $18. That's outrageous. The product itself is good. Reacts well under blacklight but may take a few coats to get a good effect and there is a slight blue tint after repeated coats. (Required most of a can to thoroughly coat a life size plastic skeleton.) Worked well for (white) plastic skeletons but styrofoam gravestones (gray and black) didn't work as well. Like many spray paints, this one has a Prop 65 warning. The problem is that, unlike others, this spray paint left a large amount of dusty particulate matter in the air and coating everything in the garage. USE A BLACKLIGHT WHILE PAINTING! You will see that the stuff drifts on the air and coats things more than other spray paints. So use a mask or respirator in addition to good ventilation! You will also need to use a lacquer or sealant over your final paint job. If you don't, you will find that this "dusty" paint rubs off onto everything. With a Prop 65 warning, it's not something you want tracking all over your home.

I bought these to test a theory I had. I wanted to accent metal mesh to glow at night under true UV lighting. I am using 365nm LEDs which is the best wavelength to get UV reactive items to glow. I sprayed the mesh lightly and did a few coats while using a UV flashlight. This allowed for me to get full coverage and see if there was enough UV paint on the item so that during the day, it didn’t affect the natural color of the item but when UV light illuminates it, it will then light up. You don’t need to over do the coating.