Anyone tried caswell glow powder

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Thats correct.

[hjeades]

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So the black and red are over top of the clear/glow and the white? Right?

Harley

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[quote=Auto-Cycle PC]

I have not used this powder, but I think Jason said he mixes it with mirror white. So if he does this the mirror white like he said would be a tad bit of an off-white and then at night would glow where the white was.

I mix it with the clear. White down first, glow clear, then mask and mask and mask some more.[/quote:aa9xvwo6]
Thanks for correcting me Jason...

Re: Anyone tried caswell glow powder

I have not used this powder, but I think Jason said he mixes it with mirror white. So if he does this the mirror white like he said would be a tad bit of an off-white and then at night would glow where the white was.

I mix it with the clear. White down first, glow clear, then mask and mask and mask some more.

Re: Anyone tried caswell glow powder

I have not used this powder, but I think Jason said he mixes it with mirror white. So if he does this the mirror white like he said would be a tad bit of an off-white and then at night would glow where the white was.

[hjeades]

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Has anyone used the caswell glow powder, and what was the result? Is this any limitations, or chemical blending issues?

I know Auto-Cycle has used the glow powder.

So that works out to where what you want to be seen you do in white?
Very cool by the way!!

Harley

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Mirror clear is a polyester, by the way

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I understand you mix it with clear? Is that polyester, or polyurthane? Can you spray over other colors as well white? Does it tint the base colors appearance?

I mix it with PBTP Mirror Clear/ Bengal Clear. I have sprayed it over white, black and chrome and they all glowed very well. It does have a slight yellow tint to it.

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[quote=Powder_Coating_Pros]

It works very well. I have had no issues mixing it with Mirror Clear. I have also used NIC Glowbee and it does not glow anywhere near as good as the caswell additive does. The pic of the wheel on caswells site is mine also. When mixing it needs to be ran through a sifter several times on put into a fluidizing hopper to blend it sufficently. Good memory there Chris!

Have you shot the PBTP glow? I thought the picture above was PBTP powder?

My memory is very selective...lol

I still need some stickers made. [/quote:23n91cxx]

I have not shot PBTP glow, Its a little to expensive for me and I prefer to mix my own so I can get more "BAM!". When You want the stickers?

Re: Anyone tried caswell glow powder

It works very well. I have had no issues mixing it with Mirror Clear. I have also used NIC Glowbee and it does not glow anywhere near as good as the caswell additive does. The pic of the wheel on caswells site is mine also. When mixing it needs to be ran through a sifter several times on put into a fluidizing hopper to blend it sufficently. Good memory there Chris!

Have you shot the PBTP glow? I thought the picture above was PBTP powder?

My memory is very selective...lol

I still need some stickers made.

Re: Anyone tried caswell glow powder

It works very well. I have had no issues mixing it with Mirror Clear. I have also used NIC Glowbee and it does not glow anywhere near as good as the caswell additive does. The pic of the wheel on caswells site is mine also. When mixing it needs to be ran through a sifter several times on put into a fluidizing hopper to blend it sufficently. Good memory there Chris!

Has anyone used the caswell glow powder, and what was the result? Is this any limitations, or chemical blending issues?

I know Auto-Cycle has used the glow powder.