Instructions

• Shake well for at least 30 seconds to ensure paint is well mixed.
• Squeeze and DAB for circular reflective dots
• Squeeze – DAB and SLIDE for reflective strips

If the marker has been stood unused for some time, shake the marker well for 30 seconds to ensure the paint is properly remixed and ready for use.  Always shake just before use.

You can use this marker on most ‘smooth’ non-abrasive surfaces eg: card, wood, metal, glass, certain plastics and some fabrics etc.

Ensure the surface to be painted is clean and free from oil, grease and dirt.

Do not use this marker on any surface with a rough or abrasive texture, as this may damage the paint applicator tip. Surfaces should feel smooth to the touch and not gritty or rough.  Always test for compatibility on a discreet area first.

For best results, apply as single thin coating. Do not over coat nor make the coating too thick, so as it is visible or lumpy to the touch (when dry) as this will prevent the reflective properties from working.

How to apply:

Press down firmly and slide whilst gently squeezing the body of the marker or dab-down firmly whilst gently squeezing the body of the marker to create a series of reflective circles to make up a shape, symbol or word or squeeze-dab and slide for reflective stripes, all should be large enough to see at a distance!

It is not possible to guarantee this paint will be suitable for every application. The retro-reflective nature of this kind of paint when used correctly is a given, what varies is where and how the paint is used, which is different for each and every customer.

STARGLOW Reflective markings are NOT suitable for use on floors or walkways or any situation where the paint will be exposed to excessive wear or physical contact.

These paints are NOT suitable for use on hair or skin.

Do not allow children to use this product unsupervised.

For for best results use within 6 months of receipt.

HOW TO TEST: A simple way to test if you have applied the paint correctly is to take a ‘flash-photo’ in the dark with your smartphone from roughly 10-20 feet away (3-6m approx).  When you look at the photo you should see a bright reflection from the coated surface.  The flash and the lens of the phone are ideally (closely) positioned to get the best effect from the retro-reflective effect.  If it does not, then either the paint has not been thoroughly mixed, the coating applied is too thick or a second / top-coat has been applied.

Do NOT apply a second coat or any form of top coat over a reflective coating as this will nullify the reflective effect.

If the marker is left unused for a long period of time, it may be necessary to clean / de-glog the nib.  To do this, simply pries-off the nib and wash under a running tap.