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Where can I buy glow in the dark rigid plastic sheet ?
You know the stuff those glow in the dark stars are made from? Where in the uk can I buy a sheet of that maybe a4 size. Thanks!
You know the stuff those glow in the dark stars are made from? Where in the uk can I buy a sheet of that maybe a4 size. Thanks!
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5 years ago
Is this what you're looking for?
If yes, Here you go!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid...
5 years ago
Did you Google?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Twinkle-Super-Bright-Stars...
https://www.google.co.uk/#q=glow+in+the+dark+plast...
Answer 5 years ago
He doesn't want the stars, he wants sheets of the material from which those stars are made.
Answer 5 years ago
Thanks Rick but as Kiteman says, I'm looking for the sheet material that the stars are made from - surprisingly difficult to find I just presumed I'd look on eBay an that would be that...
Answer 5 years ago
http://www.glowpebbles.co.uk/glow-inkjet-paper-she...
You didn't look far in the lower of the two links I sent.
Answer 5 years ago
Thanks Rick - I'm really after rigid plastic sheet though I might be able to get away with vinyl/paper at a pinch
Answer 5 years ago
http://plasticsupermarket.com/glow-in-the-dark/
Still looking!
PS I have used a number of your models in school teaching the students the elements of mechanisms in a fun way - thanks.
Answer 5 years ago
You could of course use florescent acrylic and edge light it with an LED and a 3 v coin cell.
5 years ago
In Reno I wento a Plexiglas sign manufacturer and ordered a sheet UV material.
Answer 5 years ago
Good idea, I'm going to give that a try after the weekend. Thanks
5 years ago
Use a 3D printer. Get some glow in the dark plastic filament and print the sheets to your desired thickness. Or of course, directly print whatever you intended on cutting the sheets for.
5 years ago
I've got this running through my mind...
How rigid is "rigid"? And how thick is a sheet?
What are you planning to use it for? (PM if it's a trade secret.)
5 years ago
Ebay has lots of glow-in-the-dark vinyl, but that's not so rigid.
Not UK, but: https://www.inventables.com/technologies/glow-in-t...
Also, it's a little old, but you could get leads here: http://makezine.com/2011/06/01/laser-cutting-glow-...
Answer 5 years ago
Lightbulb moment - talk to people that supply emergency exit signs. I am sure I have seen versions that are glow-in-the-dark sheets with an opaque design laid over with stickers.
Answer 5 years ago
Or, at a pinch, maybe those stars are thermoplastic, and you can melt them down to make your own sheets?