Gun Glow- glow in the dark gun sight paint installation
Installation
Step 1
Develop your plan for installation. Are you going to do dot sights, paint your entire rear sight or a "U" shaped rear sight? You can apply Gun Glow without tape and move the paint as it sets up; however, this will give you a professional look and takes less than a minute.
Step 2
Remove cap and stir paint thoroughly to ensure the pigment is equally distributed throughout the paint
Step 3
Gather the necessary tools to paint your sights:
• Gun Glow - glow in the dark gun sight paint
• Paper towel
• 2small skewers, thoothpick or small stiff art brush
• A vice grip or other tool to hold your gun in one position
• Latex or latex free gloves (not necessary as soap and water will wash away Gun Glow from your hands)
• Bun Glow will stain your clothes
Step 4
Using the paper towel and a small amount of rubbing alcohol, clean and remove oil and soot from your gun sights to improve adhesion
Step 5
Using a wooden/bamboo skewer, toothpick or small stiff art brush, apply the paint to the sights. Take your time and be patient and remember you can always start over. The paint is thick to support the large and heavy glow in the dark pigment. Asses your installation, is it even, if your sights are indented, you may wipe the excess away; however, more Gun Glow, glow in the dark sight paint will result in faster charge times and enhanced glow.
Step 6
Make sure the bottle is clean. If you are going to store gunglow long term, plese use the included plastic cork.
Step 7
After 30 minutes, your paint should be dry to the touch and cured in 48 hours. After 48 hours, you may want to coat with clear nail polish or super glue to provide a good surface for cleaning
Step 8
Long term storage-Keep Gun Glow in a cool place, with a stable temperature and out of the sun