Question 1

Could this work for nail polish?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely!

How to Make Glow in the Dark Nail Polish with our GLOW IN THE DARK PIGMENT POWDER:

1)  Gather your materials. Unlike nail polish made from glow sticks, this polish will never lose its glow. You will, however, have to recharge it by letting it sit in the sunlight or under a bright light for a few minutes. The glow will eventually fade, but it can always be recharged. Here is a list of what you will need:

UniGlow/or/Prestige Glow-In-The-Dark Pigment Powder
Clear nail polish (partly full)
Scrap of paper
2 – 3 small ball bearings

2)  Purchase some of our glow-in-the-dark pigment powder.

3)  Drop two to three ball bearings into the nail polish bottle. They will help the pigment mix better into the polish.

4)  Pour in the glow-in-the-dark pigment powder. It is very fine, so be careful not to inhale it. You will need abut 1 teaspoon of the powder. The more powder you use, the more opaque the polish will be; the less powder you use, the more sheer the polish will be. There are several ways in which you can pour it into the bottle: 
Make a small funnel by rolling a scrap of paper into a cone. Sticky the pointy end down the neck of the nail polish bottle, and pour the powder into the bottle.
If the powder comes in a bag, and you already know how much the bag contains, you can snip one of the corners off the bag. Stick the cut corner into the mouth of the bottle and jiggle the bag until the powder is inside the bottle.

5)  Close the nail polish bottle tightly and shake it. Keep shaking it for a few minutes until the powder is mixed throughout the polish and there are no streaks. You may hear the ball bearings rattle inside; they are helping the polish and pigment mix together.

6) Paint your nails as you normally would. You can paint them using just the glow-in-the-dark nail polish, or you can paint them with a regular polish first, and use the glowing one as a top coat.

7) Apply a clear top coat. This will protect your nail polish against chips.

8) Enjoy your Prestige GLOW IN THE DARK NAIL POLISH! :-)

Question 2

Can this be used to make glow in the dark slime?

Accepted Answer

I would slowly add the powder to the glue , a little at a time to allow absorption and dilute it with a  bit of water while mixing it. If to much water it will float to the top (add more glue) then proceed on.

Question 3

Will this glow in the dark powder charge under a led/uv curing lamp?

Accepted Answer

How do I charge the GLOW IN THE DARK PIGMENT POWDER?

Glow powder responds best to light sources rich in UV rays such as sunlight, black lamps and halogen lamps. Tungsten lamps (typical household bulbs) take longer to recharge the pigment because their UV output is low. Fluorescent lamps, which are rich in UV, provide faster excitation when Glow-Powder is placed near them.
Sun light - 5 minutes / UV light (Black light) - 5 to 10 minutes / Normal light - 20 to 30 minutes. Sunlight is the best source for charging the products, but practically any light source will do. Black light is a good provider of UV light (Glow-in-the-dark Bowling with black lights would be excellent).

How many times can I charge it?

You can charge the pigment OVER AND OVER indefinitely! Shelf life is a minimum 10 years. Once mixed in the medium of your choice, indoor life is 5-7 years and outdoor life is 3-4 years.

Question 4

How do i go about getting a safety data sheet for this product?

Accepted Answer

Dear Helen R. 
Once you have placed a order on Amazon.com you can request a SAFETY DATA SHEET or you can just e-mail us your request to uniglowproducts@gmail.com. 
I hope you find the information above helpful. 
Have a Wonderful Week, UniGlow Family

Brand	PRESTIGE GLOW IN THE DARK.
Model Number	687928344654
Color	Sample Pack
Package Dimensions	27.6 x 20 x 3.2 cm; 175 g
Material	Plastic
Item Weight	175 g

PRESTIGE GLOW IN THE DARK Pigment Powder. Longest Lasting Glow in The Dark Powder. Recommended for All COLORLESS Medium. Ink. Paint. Plastic Resin. Glass. ETC. (32g (16 x 2g), Sample Pack)

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