Thank you!

Those bubbles were the result of an experiment using Zinc Sulfide, mixed with clear coat.

I did find a bit late that it will glow better when you back it with a florescent color first, hence why the ring is so much brighter.

Information for the next time I try something similar.
I bet I could do some interesting things.

Now if I just had another can of clearcoat.

More Nite cool stuff. I like the presence of the random bug walking up the post, too.

Yeeeeaaaah, that was a wasp, and I recorded this directly under a massive hive....

Another thermochromic.
The only actual difference between this, and the previous, is that the backing layer was blue this time around.
However, I am quite happy with the results.

Nice job! Fun with Zappers is always fun.

Yeah, this is actually a 3rd party replica.
Tomee Zap Gun I think in this case.
Took the time to refine my recipe for mixing up the thermochromic powder with a binder (Crystal clear krylon in this case).
This is by far the best thermal reaction I've gotten with any mix. I'm keeping this one.

I immediately thought of Sword Quest and an Indiana Jones game when I saw that controller. Seems like it'd be very thematically appropriate, although the latter game would have required two now that I think about it.

Good stuff, man.