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Black light fleece anywhere?

pjspuppets

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I'm looking for fleece fabric that glows in black light, and all I can seem to find is orange... Does anybody know where I can buy or order fluorescent fleece in green or yellow or pink?

Thanks,
Pat
 

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One Way Street (onewaystreet.com) carries the yellow on their site, and on another forum I read they sell other colors. You may email them and try to see. theatrehouse.com > Fabrics > Blacklight, sells fur and other fabrics in their blacklight section.

I just read, you can use Rit fabric whitener to make flabric more UV reactive. Its like the whiteners in detergents but concentrated.

I haven't tried either. Everything else I've read is to bring a blacklight with you to a fabric store and see what reacts. I'd love to know how it goes.
 

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I don't think that you can use fabric whitener to make regular fabrics fluoresce. It might make them give off a slightly purple glow with the amount varying depending on the fabric, but it probably won't work very well.

Has anyone actually tried this and had success?
 

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Hi, have you tried using lycra stretched over foam? A bit fiddley but alot of colours react to UV.
 

pjspuppets

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Lycra vs. fleece

I have used Lycra, and it will do, but I much prefer to use fleece...

Pat
 
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