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lamarw · March 14, 2013, 07:32 PM

Then there is a non-radiactive luminous powder (called Newlite 2002) you can get from Timesavers.com. It comes in green, yellow or white. Here is a link to the White: http://timesavers.com/search.html?q=32150&go=Search Green is catalog # 32148 and yellow is # 32149. It would be interesting to see if it were similar to night sights.

I have never tried it. You basically add it to clear glue, mix and then apply. According to what I am reading, it features a strong light storing capacity and is generally used on clock and watch hands.

March 14, 2013, 07:32 PM	#5
lamarw Senior Member Join Date: April 12, 2010 Location: Lake Martin, AL Posts: 3,311	Then there is a non-radiactive luminous powder (called Newlite 2002) you can get from Timesavers.com. It comes in green, yellow or white. Here is a link to the White: http://timesavers.com/search.html?q=32150&go=Search Green is catalog # 32148 and yellow is # 32149. It would be interesting to see if it were similar to night sights. I have never tried it. You basically add it to clear glue, mix and then apply. According to what I am reading, it features a strong light storing capacity and is generally used on clock and watch hands.