Risk Reactor Product Code and Name: CP2-00 Invisible Blue Glow in the Dark Paint Oil Based.

Product Description:
Our CP2-00 Blue Glow in the Dark Paint Oil Based paint is a durable coating that glows for days on a single charge. Glow in the Dark paints absorbs ambient light and then re-emits it as visible light. The stronger the light source the faster and brighter the charge up to a point of saturation. Our paint has been used successfully in directional markers, warehouse floors, egress systems, safety markings, theater steps, emergency exits, walkways, just about anywhere you need a luminous marking. Risk Reactor's CP2-00 invisible Blue surpasses existing building codes.

Benefits of Risk Reactor's CP2-00 Invisible Blue Glow in the Dark Phosphorescent Paint:

• No mixing, stays suspended!
• Extremely bright, strong glow!
• Just about any light source will charge it!
• Excellent water resistance!
• Wear resistant!
• Strong durable acrylic coating!
• Rechargeable an infinite amount of times!
• Low viscosity!
• Perfect for safety applications!
• Used in star murals!
• Protects paint underneath!
• Cleans up with xylene, paint thinner, and other solvents!
• Can be used on just about any surface!
• Meets ASTM C1315!
• Non Yellowing!

Used In:
Safety applications, egress markings, directional markings, warehouses, star murals, staircases, theaters, stadiums, arenas, buildings, tunnels, dark areas, transportation systems, museums, home safety markings, walls, and walkways.

Technical Information:

Film Type: Acrylic
Film Thickness: Produces a 2 mil. Dry Film.
Glow Time: Approx. 40 hours.
Emission Wavelength: 468 nm
Excitation Energy: 200-450 nm
Coverage: Approximately 350 sq. ft. per gallon.
Drying Time: At 75°F (24°C), it dries to the touch in about 30 minutes. Can be recoated in 1-2 hours.
Cleaning Up: Use most solvents such as mineral spirits, xylene, toluene, lacquer thinner, MEK, etc.
Flash Point: 116 F
Shelf Life: Minimum 24 months.
Packaging: Gallon, Pint and Ounce Containers.

How to Use:
This product can be used on just about any surface. Remove dust, dirt, oils, and other foreign material. To get the maximum glow effect, surface must be primed with a white pigmented primer. Metallic surfaces must be primed with appropriate metal primer. Smooth non-porous surfaces should be abraded for good adhesion. The closer the surface is to white the brighter the phosphorescent color. Black and dark colors tend to absorb light diminishing the phosphorescent effect. The more paint you place on the surface the brighter and longer the glowing effect (up to a point of saturation) so 2-4 coats are recommended. You can use stencil to create accurate markings.

For more information please contact sales@riskreactor.com .Risk Reactor also offers a variety of fluorescent (UV), tracers, dyes, pigments, phosphorescent (GID), and black light products.