LIT glow pigment - the world's glowiest, 100% pure LIT powder by Stuart Semple

Description

This is Lit! The most powerful light emitting pigment on the planet!
NOTE: BLUE & YELLOW LIT IS WHITE IN COLOR UNTIL CHARGED AND NEEDS TO BE CHARGED WITH SUNLIGHT OR A UV LIGHT - it will NOT charge under white / led light!
This creation by Stuart Semple blends some of the planet's finest light emitting pigments and rare earth activators to provide all artists* with the ultimate light emitting paint.
What does it do?
Unlike other glowing things, Lit can be recharged an unlimited number of times
It's super high luminescence will often glow brighter than the ambient light around it
Can be charged with light or heat
After super-bright initial glow, will afterglow for up to 12 hours (depending on your mix)
Has been specially formulated to mix with superbase to create a super pigmented, mega glow paint that will stick to almost anything.
Mixes straight into resin!
Non toxic - contains no hazardous or radioactive substances.
How do you use it?
Important - you can't just mix this with water like Stuart's other powder paints. It needs a binder and we've designed it to work with superbase to create a highly pigmented acrylic paint that will stick to almost anything. However you can also stir it into linseed oil to create an oil paint. NOTE: if you are putting it over a dark surface it's a good idea to put down a layer of white first (our saint potion is an amazing white acrylic that works well)
Mix 2.5 parts powder to 1 parts water
Then stir into 1 part superbase
Add more powder to achieve desired consistency
(Feel free to experiment with ratios depending on your application)
Optional - feel free to add a clearcoat or varnish to protect your final work
Charge up with a light source, sun or heat.
Watch it glow and share your work with hashtag #shareTheLight
Note
: only mix as much as you need, you can't keep LIT once it is mixed. Even in an airtight jar the chemical reaction with superbase will make it go hard.
Safety bit:
Don't eat it, rub it in your eyes, get it too near your mouth. Probably best not to let kids play with it without an adult helping.