Testors Enamel Paint Open Stock .25oz-Yellow Fluorescent

An old favorite from my childhood, called to duty on my Ruger LCP II. I drilled 1/16" (0.063") dimples on the sights very carefully to set the paint into so they cannot easily chip off the surface. Discovered it does not flouresce on shiny surfaces but lights up brilliantly on white when I wiped the toothpick i used to paint with on a paper towel. Ended up painting first with flat white enamel spray paint from a small paper cup, then the yellow. Spectacular! What a difference in target acquisition and accuracy!

The white dot on the front sight was dull and difficult to locate with my elderly eyes. After mixing the paint with a tooth pick, I applied a dot of the Yellow Fluorescent Paint with a new toothpick to the front and rear sight dots and allowed to dry overnight. I'm able to acquire a good sight picture easier now.

Works great for my gun's sights, as with all florecent paint it takes a couple coats to cover well.

I'm not sure if this is paint or not... stuff is SUPER runny like water and it not paint at all! Its like highlighter yellow water! Bizarre! Useless for my application! Very unsatisfied.!

With an undercoat of white, then a few coats of this yellow. Bam! I can see the sights again.

NO es fluorescente, no reacciona ante la luz

It’s a bright color !! I like it !! this is my 2nd bottle I made some fishing lure’s and used the bright green paint to give color to them, I’m happy how everything looked when I was done

Painted the last 15” of my perch fishing rods so that I can see when a fish pulls on them. Works very good. Can see in low light and bright sunny days.