Thread: rit whitener or black light reactive question

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i know this is used for flying crank ghost fabric to make it black light sensitive , i bought today hanging witch prop that is a ghostly witch , dressed in long with cloth as a grey face and grey hat , i would like her to be black light reactive how can i achieve this since obviously i cannot soak the prop in the washer with rit whitener .....can i just spray it and will this dry on the face and hat and make it reactive to ?

when we do our hauted mansion theme i have 3 ghost in our bedroom window that glows so for our witch them i would like to use the ghost witch in the window......

I used the Blacklight hairspray on my FCG to touch up some areas that faded.

Mix Tide Liquid Detergent with just enough water so you can spray it out of a spray bottle. Spritz it over what you want to glow and let it dry. Turn on the black light and stand back from the glow.

Like Terror Tom I use blacklight spray, every year I spray ours down. You can find it at party stores and halloween stores like "Spirit".

I just use cheapy dollar store handwashing detergent (knockoff woolite) and put it in a spray bottle mixed 1 to 1 with water. Works just fine.

Any detergent that has phosphates (which is most of them - that's the whitener and brightener for your clothes) will glow under blacklight.

oh cool i will try the detergent and spray if it works i,ll post a pic ) thanks everyone

I used Tide on my FCG and I am happy with it, esp. for what it cost me.

I'm finishing a FCG now and I used 2x Ultra Tide Cold Water. It's pretty thick so I was able to "paint" it on a Don Post latex mask. It glows under the blacklight quite well.

it worked it worked i didnt spray alot will do another shot tomorow , looks pretty good for a 20$ prop

The witch turned out great!