Discoloring bottles with liquid?
Hello, if not the internet, maybe you can help me!!! (the internet never helps, you only get answers and purchase suggestions from people who paid most of the money on Google) that's why I'm better off asking people than some AI… oh yes, my question. I have an empty bottle (#cry). The bottle is in the shape of a skull and transparent. I want to put colored liquid in it and it should last a long time (so it won't get moldy in a year or bubble with grease, etc.). Does anyone have any idea or suggestions on what to use? It would be cool if it glowed… uranium would be perfect, a nice green glow… thanks in advance.
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If your bottle is to fluoresce yellow green, get a yellow text marker. It contains pyranine. If you extract this dye from the pen and dissolve it in a mixture of a part of hand disinfection (thin liquid solution, NO gel) with three parts of decooked water, then you will have very long pleasure. But please don’t drink the solution…
For other colours it is necessary to search for other sources of dye.
Hello! I myself am a small artist who was looking for a way to fill a colored liquid in a bottle that lasts long without molding or blubbing. I discovered that clear resin or epoxy resin, specifically developed for crafts, is a good way to fill a colored liquid in a bottle to achieve a long-lasting effect, as it can be mixed with different color pigments and is durable and durable. To achieve a Glow-in-the-dark effect, I have learned that one can use pigments that shine in the dark, or UV-reactive pigments that fluoresce under black light. However, I have also learned that the quality and nature of the pigment used influence the intensity and duration of the lighting. Although it sounded like a cool and creative idea, it was not easy to find a liquid that met all my criteria. Most liquids that shine are either radioactive, chemical or bioluminescent, which is not safe or does not last long enough. I had to compromise some of my requirements or look for alternative solutions. Here are some suggestions I have tried:
I used a non-luminous colored liquid, such as food color, ink, paint or coloring agent, and added some glitter or sequins to make them sparkle. To prevent the growth of bacteria, I added glycerol and alcohol to the water.
I have used a clear liquid like oil and the bottle has small LED lights and bright stickers.
I used artificial fluids such as gelatin, wax, resins and poured them into the shape of the bottle. I dyed the material and let it shine before and after the molding.
Overall, I found that the use of clear resin or epoxy resin and pigments that shine in the dark or fluoresce under black light are the best ways to achieve a long-lasting luminous effect. However, if these materials are not available, there are alternative solutions that can also create a unique and creative effect in a bottle for you.
wein keeps long and who you infiltrate uranium is ready
Keep some hot spirit and clean food color as you like.
Is there a light color?
Other phosphorus
Not more. There’s so much I know, like neon colors. But you have to ask Google what colors there are
can look under cooling fluid, maybe you will find it….