DayGlo Fluorescent Water-Based SRX Series Brushing Latex Paint, high visibility for interiors, arts and crafts, safety applications (Gallon, Aurora Pink, SRX-11)

I use this to dye fabric with and it soaks in well and after drying doesn't fade . After buying the gallon I then could only buy the quarts ... 4 quarts to a gallon right ? thing is, there is $120 difference . Gallon sells for $198 and a quart sells for $78.28! My bad I didn't think to check the cost difference . I could send back but this one is on me .. My question to seller, is it the cost of the bucket that brings the cost up or is the paint more dense in color?

DEFINITELY in NO way, shape or form or wavelength anywhere near the description of “DayGlo” or Fluorescent. This is an extremely dark (flatter than matt) magenta (my wife says very DARK purple), dark enough that black letters glued on were hard to see, the finish is so dark. In sunlight, not reminiscent of any type of glow or shine at all. What a waste of $30...even with the free shipping. I have been recoating my car window sign with various bright fluorescent colors every 3 weeks for 6 years, so I KNOW that this is not anywhere near the description provided...even in sunlight. I did not try it with a black light bulb...

i used to use the oil base version of this paint it stayed bright for almost a month but this water-based stuff only stays bright for all of about a week...

The media could not be loaded. A little goes a long way - it dries a tad lighter - def get the clear gloss top coat for a perfect furniture shine - I also added paint glitter to my baby grand! This was a dope project and now I have my perfect piano!This feels a little thicker than regular paint, and there was much at the bottom of my paint can so mix it a lot before painting.

THE PRICE DOES NOT MATCH THE PRODUCT QUALITY! I wish I would've taken a picture. I couldn't even dip my brush into it. I ended up putting it into a 5 gallon bucket and gradually adding water to thin it out. I probably added a cup and a half in the end. I got it just thin enough that it would spread. I was cautious not to thin it too much, because it's so expensive I only bought one can to cover the one accent wall. I feel like because I had to thin it, it didn't cover as well as it could've. I am very disappointed.

I purchased this to dip the top of winter driveway marker stakes to be better seen at night. This is good quality paint that stands out prominently at night when a light is shined on it. Spray paint needs several coats to match this because it's got to be much thinner to spray so I like this better. The product arrived quickly and in perfect condition. I am totally satisfied with this purchase.

Very nice paint quality. However Rocket red like most fluorescent red paints I have tried is actually very orange. Its darker than a tangerine orange but not as red as a Chinese red.

I've used a range of Fluorescent paints, from economy art-store variety, which requires so many coats for solid coverage, to Wildfire brand, which is great quality but verges on a paste. THIS paint is fantastic. Super high pigmentation, and a really easy to work with consistency. Two coat coverage for most applications will give great, saturated, solid results. Yes, this costs more than art store grade UV paint, but the difference is significant. Save yourself the time and frustration if you can afford it. The results are super vivid.