Paints To Use On Non-Porous Materials 

Working on glass, plastic, metal, and other non-porous materials means you must use paint designed and tested to be effective on such a canvas. Only paints will be effective of non-porous materials. Dyes will wash right off.

Always test the chosen product on a sample of your material before using it on your main project!
Piñata Colors Piñata Colors
Pro's: Great colors, transparent colors
Con's: Cannot use on fabric, it will wash out
Jones Tones Fabric & Craft Paints Jones Tones Fabric & Craft Paints
Pro's: It's a stretch dimensional fabric paint that can be used on any fabric including lycra, nylon and hosiery, comes in lots of tones including glitter, and a line of Puff colors for the 3-D effect. Kids love it!
Con's: Leaves a bit more texture on the fabric.
Glow In The Dark Paints Glow In The Dark Paints
Pros: Glows well in the dark after exposure to light, sticks to lots of surfaces, water cleanup, non-toxic
Cons: Limited color selection, small sizes, very thin and transparent, so doesn't look like much in the daytime.
Glo Paint Tubes Glo Paint Tubes
Pros: Very easy to use, sticks to most surfaces. Paints can be mixed to create new colors, looks nice in the light, as well as glowing in the dark
Cons: colors of the actual glowing (phosphorescent) pigment are limited, so glows mostly green, and some orange and yellow, in the dark



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