Phosphorescent Spray Can 

Our section is part of the phosphorescent paint range and dedicated to our phosphorescent spray paint cans (Deepfield range), which glow in the dark and are available in 8 colours. On the product page below, you'll find:

- A detailed product sheet with description, advice, and application guide

- Images and videos

- PDF documents (colour chart, safety data sheet, catalogue)

We also offer related products in this category, essential for creating the white primer base or applying a topcoat to achieve a glossy and resistant finish:

• 400ml Phosphorescent spray can

• 2K Bodywork topcoat aerosol

• White primer aerosol

Phosphorescent Spray Paint Cans

To successfully carry out your project, carefully consider these two important factors specific to aerosols:

- Choose a brightly intense colour, such as Green or Turquoise. other colours naturally produce  lower brightness.

- Ensure you have sufficient paint. Photoluminescence intensity depends directly on the number of coats applied. You'll need at least 4 or 5 coats to build adequate phosphorescence on a surface.

Keep in mind that phosphorescent spray paint cans, also called aerosol paints or spray paints, are pressurised containers composed of approximately 75% gas and only 25% actual product. Their primary advantage is allowing a contactless application, ensuring a smooth finish without brush marks, similar to results obtained with a spray gun. The drawback, however, is lower coverage: a 400ml aerosol contains only 25% phosphorescent paint.

Professional quality Spray Paint

Our customers have successfully completed various paint projects, notably on bicycles, using aerosols from our Deep Field phosphorescent range. Although application can be challenging, it demonstrates that a successful outcome relies primarily on careful application, method, and attention to detail, rather than professional-level bodywork equipment.

What do phosphorescent spray paint cans contain? These cans contain the same formulation as our standard pot versions: a fine, quick-drying paint requiring prompt application of a topcoat.

Warning! Aerosol sprays are hazardous products. Vapours are flammable and harmful, as they are solvent-based paints. Always wear a protective mask and work in well-ventilated areas.

How phosphorescent Spray Paint works

To effectively reflect light, the paint must be applied over a white primer base. Over dark or black surfaces, phosphorescence will be virtually nonexistent.

You can achieve coloured phosphorescent effects visible in daylight by using bright, lightly-coloured base coats such as fluorescent yellow or green.

Any topcoat can be applied without negatively impacting phosphorescent paint recharging, including UV-filtering clearcoats.

Persistence refers to the duration of the phosphorescent glow. With the green colour, visibility can last between 8 and 10 hours, though intensity diminishes rapidly. The most intense glow occurs during the first 5 to 10 minutes, after which the effect stabilizes at a visible but lower photoluminescent level.