The concept of 'glow in the dark' is not just for kids toys anymore! One of the latest trends in the world of woodworking, is adding resin & powder giving the wood a glow in the dark effect. We think it's pretty cool so I took a browse around our store with my iPhone and snapped a few pics of boards I think would work really well!
For more information on how to achieve this look, here are some helpful links:
What kind of wood are these? Pecky Cypress or something else?
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ReplyDeleteFor glow-in-the-dark tables, selecting wood with a lighter hue like maple or ash can enhance the luminescent effect. These woods provide a neutral canvas for the glow-in-the-dark materials to shine, creating a captivating visual contrast. Additionally, ensuring the wood has a smooth finish will help optimize the glowing properties and overall aesthetic appeal of the table.
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