Create a Bold and Vibrant Finish with Neon Yellow Paint Pigment
You can easily create your own Neon Yellow Paint for use on vehicles, walls, bikes, motorcycles, and so much more! Our pigments can all be mixed and combined to create truly one-of-a-kind colors!
Neon Yellow Paint Pigment
- Each bag treats 1 sprayable quart of clear.
- Produces an ultra-bright, eye-catching appearance. Excellent when used under black light.
- Can be used in solvent-based paints. For best results, let it soak in reducer/thinner for at least an hour before use.
- Allows you to easily create a Neon Yellow paint that can be sprayed or brushed on.
- We recommend limiting exposure to direct sunlight, since all fluorescent paints have a tendency to fade without proper UV protection.
- Combine this with any of our Phantom Pearls® or Ghost Colorshift Pearls® to create truly unique and impressive effects.
- Combine this with other colors to create a one-of-a-kind color.
We recommend starting with 1 25-gram bag per quart of sprayable clear paint/binder or 1/2 bag per pound of clear powder coat. These are starting ratios and can be adjusted to fit your specific needs. All of our products work with car paint and are key to achieving an exceptional custom paint job. You can also use our full line as an epoxy pigment on tables and in resin applications. Our pearl paint and candy paint pigments are extremely versatile and easy to use in any clear paint application. Try them out today! Consider using this in epoxy resin, polishes, sealers, or other coatings for a striking custom effect! Not only are all of our additives fully compatible with vehicle wrap, but we were also the first to supply dip companies with pigments. If you have questions about using our products in vehicle coatings, be assured that we were the pioneers who introduced Pearls to the world. For years, we have been a trusted supplier of metallic paint pigments, pearl pigment, candy paint, and Temperature Changing Paint for all of your custom paint jobs. Shop with us…the leader in Paint Pigments and Pearl Pigments Since 2005