Reflective Spray

[FlyboyEUC]

Has anyone used the permanent version of this on armor/pads/helmet or even your wheel?

 

[The Fat Unicyclist]

Wow... I wonder how permanent the permanent version really is?
Before risking it on my wheel (or EUC Bodyguard) I'll try it out in the bedroom first...

But seriously... I want to investigate this more!

[Unventor]

On 8/22/2019 at 9:21 PM, Flyboy10 said:

Has anyone used the permanent version of this on armor/pads/helmet or even your wheel?

 

Yes I tested this on a backpack and my Flexmeter wristboard. 

Let me find my thread and add it here....

The red backpack have some black lines, on the blue back I used almost one can on the backpacks black stribe. 

Following the other thread you might find other inspiration for similar effect. 

Edited August 27, 2019 by Unventor

[FlyboyEUC]

Thanks. I guess the spray didn't really work. I ended up buying a jacket that reflects light much like the blue one in the chair.

[Unventor]

On 8/27/2019 at 10:14 PM, Flyboy10 said:

Thanks. I guess the spray didn't really work. I ended up buying a jacket that reflects light much like the blue one in the chair.

Well the spray works, but it can be messy. And you have best results if you are skilled at spray painting (with cans). 

Like you can see there are others ways to persue similar results. My blue reflect cycle/rain jacket is one. I plan to maybe buy their glowes for the winter. Like these:

https://www.provizsports.com/en-gb/reflect360-waterproof-cycling-gloves.html

Or these

https://www.provizsports.com/en-gb/classic-waterproof-cycling-gloves.html

I have not really decided if the yellow/green are better than the silver ones. 

But I use hands alot to signal where I go/turn and 👍👋👎to show appreciation or opersit if cars give me way or cut me off. 

They have a nice rain cover for bike helmets too. 

Right now I lean towards the classic version (yellow).