Not Good
This stuff is very inconsistent to mix and to use. I would not recommend it. Mixing Art 'N Glow Pigment Powder in Acraglas Gel is far superior, easier to use, and turns out much better.
Disappointment
I bought this for use in the shop if needed. No bottles were ever opened and when I went to use it was so thick it was difficult to apply a dot with the dabber. I e-mailed and phoned Bright Sights asking for help and never herd back. Contacted True Glo who lists it as one of their products asked to talk to someone and they took my name and number and never returned my call. Very disappointed.
Use anything else - even White Out
Bought this at a LGS because Brownell's was sold out. Truly an exceptionally poor product. Cleaned beyond what they specified with both Birchwood Casey Cleaner/Degreaser and then again with a hairspring cleaner. Tried to apply the product each time and was so dissatisfied with the results that I'm contacting the company and asking for a full refund to include tax and shipping. Save your money and go buy some nail polish in the right color.
Absolute waste of money
This is advertised as a product that will produce a bright, easy to see sight. That is completely untrue. After thoroughly cleaning a front sight blade with de-natured alcohol and letting it dry, this paint went on so thin as to be virtually invisible. After drying, it did not glow, despite the fact I mixed the "ghost glow" into the paint. If you are looking for a high visibility paint, do not buy this junk!
Don't Waste Your Money or Time
I bought it to color the sight on my stainless Beretta so I can see it. The paint is tacky and gooey from the time you open the bottle, it doesn't brush on or apply as they recommend with a toothpick. A complete waste of money, I am back where I started minus about two hours of fussing with this paint.
A bit disappointing
I don't think that this paint is very useful. I wasn't expecting a true night sight effect like Tritium, but this paint doesn't even glow as well as special glow-in-the-dark paint found in hardware stores. The colors are weak but they do dry darker than the wet paint in the small jars. I needed it to color non-changeable small front sights on stainless steel handguns. It added some color but not much. It takes 24 hours to dry so don't expect to use it quickly for changing backgrounds.