Neon Blue
Neon Blue
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Our neon paints are fluorescent and will glow when exposed to a UV-Blacklight. These same pigments make the colors bright neon under normal lighting conditions.
The pigments used in making fluorescent paints have their own unique qualities. Oil paints made with fluorescent pigments are runnier than those made with traditional pigments. The paints may seem grainy and have a tendency to separate from the oil. Painting overly thick layers will result in a powdery texture that will take a long time to dry and may crack if touched.
As with all Gapka paints, we believe the only ingredients should be pigment and oil. We leave the addition of mediums to manipulate the paint to you, the artist.
Fluorescent colors are not colorfast by their nature. Humidity, temperature, and light exposure will affect the duration of the fluorescent properties and brightness of the paint in daylight. Read more about their lightfastness here.
Vehicle:
Refined linseed oil
Opacity:
4 - (1=Opaque - 4=Transparent)
Note: Actual product color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.
For special order sizes, email us for a quote at contact@gapkapaints.com
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A little bit dark but excellent quality
The quality of the paint is excellent! It looks amazing under a black light, but it is a little bit dark under regular light. I wish it was more on the light blue side. But it’s nothing that can’t be fixed by adding white paint to it.
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This doesn't feel like Neon Blue.
It's not the "Neon" Blue I was hoping for. It's very Dark. It's almost like ultramarine blue. The Biggest need I have as painter is to find a high saturation light blue because mixing white and blue kills saturation. Something like Cerlean blue but transparent and mixes well. I still have to test it some more but for now I'm going to use it as ultramarine blue. The Neon Pink however is quite amazing and I'll be back for more!
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