UV drawing

FusionBoi · Mar 13, 2003

argh

i look for them at staples and none of them say uv sensitive, so im not sure if they have them, anyone? http://www.staples.ca/products/sear...ty&Find.x=26&Find.y=15&dept_id=1100&show=text

CrashOveride · Mar 13, 2003

FusionBoi said:
Looks like the forum could use a spellchecker ^__-;;

lolz yes i do... im not a good speller or typer and i almost never bother to reread... not my best attribute... i think it even makes some people angry... meh i have improved and am getting better very very very very slowly lolz

FusionBoi · Mar 13, 2003

lol yupp

.. not annoying tho.

anyone know some places in Canada which have theese same pens?

kevin_bouchard · Mar 15, 2003

wal-mart should have them, as for the drying out part, does anyone know of a pen that is uv reactive and dries out? With all that dust flying around, it will not take long for a build-up to form and the nice lights to disappear.

CrashOveride · Mar 15, 2003

thats a good point kevin_b but i dotn know of any... the ony stuff i seen is some paing that d-tek has that drys...

ssjwizard · Mar 15, 2003

you would need a flourosent paint. most flouresent anything is ultraviolet sensative its a trait of the color not the ink. if you find anything with any kind of flouresent ink or paint it should react under v lights some more sensative than others but you are pretty much guarenteed to get a reaction. flouresent/neon blue becomes a green/white color it makes for a nice effect. anyways point being you can use neon/flouresent craft paint if you want to.

[OC]Lucifer · Mar 15, 2003

Sup crash

GG on invasion last night man

SUPER BIG MAN · Mar 15, 2003

are there any pens out there that would flourece the same way these do under a black light??

kevin_bouchard · Mar 19, 2003

for what I know all products containing phosphorous is uv reactive, so now, is there any gel pens that with phosphorous ?

Kevin

P.S Phosphorous is the stuff that is found in some detergents and liquid soaps, like the ones saying "for brighter brights" and so on.
I'll check around, but it seems that the uv paint will be the only solution, especially if you don't want to see it in normal light.

simble · Mar 21, 2003

very cool

SpyderMatrix · May 30, 2003

i found some gel pens that dry on the traces i got them from Target. they are called Gelly Rolls they have tons of them and most are on sale

fdoggiedog · Jun 1, 2003

A big WOOF goes out to you SpyderMatrix, for a good find !!!! I've been looking for these things for a while with no luck. Best part about them is I got them for 51 cents WOOF

Thanks
fdoggiedog woof woof

SpyderMatrix · Jun 2, 2003

glad i could help let me find some linkage

SpyderMatrix · Jun 2, 2003

here below is a site that has all of them just use the zip code locator to find a store near you that sells them allmega gelly roll drawing pens

amdperson · Jun 18, 2003

that stuff is briliant

Sniperboy · Jun 18, 2003

SUPER BIG MAN said:
are there any pens out there that would flourece the same way these do under a black light??

A black light is an ultraviolet light, so you can use the same pens.

Temo Vryce · Jun 19, 2003

sometimes it worth while to repost a cool mod, only somethimes though.

SpyderMatrix · Jun 19, 2003

this is one of those times

Kino · Jun 20, 2003

LMAO 3 shirt ninja avatars in a row!

btw.. that things looks preety tite

NoKtEm · Jun 22, 2003

is it this stuff?

http://www.gellyroll.com/products/pens/gellyroll/gellyroll.html

is the color flourescent? i don't see any info on the ink about it being flourescent

edit

nevermind i found it

http://www.gellyroll.com/products/pens/gr_moonlight/moonlight.html aww yeah

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