You can cover yourself in
luminous paint and go Tonto up the West End of San Antonio or relax in a quiet country spa retreat - essentially, you can experience your own version of Ibiza at whatever pace you like.
It is also bright enough to function in daylight thanks to a particularly strong and small projector and a coating of
luminous paint sprayed on the inside of the plastic mask.
It was the equivalent of the parliamentary party pouring
luminous paint over his Timothy Everest suit.
The
luminous paint job was in danger of causing GBH to my retinas and probably meant the motor was visible to any number of satellites passing overhead as it sat on my driveway.
During the 1910s and 1920s, workers applied radium-activated
luminous paint to watch and clock dials at plants in Waterbury, Conn.; Ottawa, Ill.; and Orange, N.J., all the while unknowingly poisoning themselves.
'She loved frogs so I painted them on in
luminous paint so they didn't stand out during the day but shone when she was dancing at night,' said Pat.
But sadly the use of phosphorus in
luminous paint by the firm's dial painters went unnoticed.
During World War I there was a dramatic increase in the use of radium for
luminous paint for nighttime warfare machinery, and Congress was continually pressured to open tribal lands for mineral development leases.
In 1999 Ghost Ship involved a lightship moored off Dun Laoghaire that was painted with
luminous paint.
The main subjects of the study, female wage earners who applied radium-based
luminous paint to dial instruments and watches, had the misfortune of becoming among the first occupational groups to suffer radiation poisoning.
And she defines her writing in the next paragraph: "I know I'm a fool, hoping dirt and glory are both a kind of
luminous paint ...
The kit, which has been translated into five languages, comes with an 8 or 12-foot stencil,
luminous paint and a star chart to identify constellations and some 400 stars.