I used oogoo (silicone calk and corn starch) mixed with florescent paint for toxic waste. It remains rubbery but if you shine a black light on it it glows. I bet you could also use glow in the dark paint to get it really going. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-Your-Own-Sugru-Substitute/
Glowing Green Slime?
I started some testing this week. I would like to make my windows or white front door look like it has been hit with very visible green slime. Any thoughts on what to try?
Slimer is going to go under the window on the left and not on the sidewalk.
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I have a set of these in green I could put over the window.
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Slimer is going to go under the window on the left and not on the sidewalk.
I have a set of these in green I could put over the window.
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Do want something like this?
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Take some laundry detergent containing phosphors; they glow in black light. You can use liquid detergent or mix some powdered detergent with water to splatter around like you were slimed.
You won't see this in daylight, but it will glow at night.
Downfall - if it rains you'll have to reapply.
I do this in my haunted garage and after Halloween when I spray it all down - I have a clean garage again.
Take some laundry detergent containing phosphors; they glow in black light. You can use liquid detergent or mix some powdered detergent with water to splatter around like you were slimed.
You won't see this in daylight, but it will glow at night.
Downfall - if it rains you'll have to reapply.
I do this in my haunted garage and after Halloween when I spray it all down - I have a clean garage again.
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