6.6FT/2M LED Black Light Strip - 120 Units LED UV Wick 395-400nm, USB DC 5V Flexible Blacklight Fixtures, 10W Blacklight Strip for Indoor Decor, Glow Poster, Bedroom, Playroom, Halloween, Dark Party

I started remaking boring paintings with glow in the dark paint. So I have them on a single wall that I could light up so I gave the black light strip a shot. Well I bought a couple and that did the trick to make the colors glow in neon colors and glow in the dark for hours after using the black light strip. I admit, they aren't going to impact the glow as much as my U.V. spot light I use for my 3d prints. However, the spotlight needs to be plugged in and is a bit obnoxious. The roll of led lights only needs a cheap little USB portable phone charger. That's what I use and the charge lasts through the night. Fun to use in random places too Fun find, I would buy again

I've been using this black light strip for about a month now and it works great. It's inexpensive and has a ton of LEDs, which makes the glow really bright. I like that you can cut it to fit any space, too (I used it under my desk at work to make sure nobody is slacking off - productivity through fear of exposure! haha). The adhesive on the back is strong enough to hold it in place and it's easy to plug into a USB port. It's definitely brighter than those cheap glow sticks you get at parties, too. And who doesn't love playing with uv reactive 3d printing pla? This thing makes everything pop!I would recommend this black light strip to anyone looking for an alternative to those flimsy glow sticks. It's more durable, lasts longer and looks way cooler. Plus, it works great with all sorts of uv reactive stuff, like paint or even clothes. I used it at my last party and everyone loved it. They were dancing around in the dark and everything was glowing, it was wild! Definitely worth checking out if you want to add some fun to your next gathering.

Product was well packaged, works as it should. I use this to illuminate a wall clock with luminescent hands that don't hold their glow properly anymore, but fluoresce beautifully under UV light. Very pleased.Update: LED Strip Installed!As you can see in the photos, I added the LED strip inside the case of our grandfather clock. In the evening, it was difficult to read the time. I added glow in the dark dots to the clock face and hands - but these weren't bright enough and the clock was still difficult to read.Adding the UV LED lights made the dots glow beautifully. Don't worry about the blue glow, my camera picks that up but it is largely invisible to the eye.

Pretty disappointed they didn't stick very well and it wasn't very bright.

Perfect

I've been using this UV LED strip to "retrobrite" my yellowed plastics. Specifically I had a pair of GameCube controllers where one of them was badly yellowed. For the record, this isn't a guide on how to "retrobrite" your yellowed plastics, honestly it would be a very poor guide. There are infinitely better resources for this that are a search engine away. This is simply my review of how I used these UV LED strips and whether they fit that use case for me.I found a small clear plastic tub from a local retailer lined the bottom of the container with these LED strips. I used blue painter's tape to secure the LED strip to the sides and just let the weight of the container pin it down to the bottom with the LEDs side facing the interior of the container. After I cleaned my yellowed plastic parts with dish soap, I filled the container with about 100 fl-oz of 3% hydrogen peroxide, dropped the parts into it then weighed them down with some steel screws, and finally wrapped the container in aluminum foil for about 12 hours. The results were generally good, it got rid of the vast majority of the yellowing, but some remained. If I were to do this again, I'd use a heating element to warm the hydrogen peroxide to about 150F. My before/after results are attached.Did it work? Well, most certainly. So would I recommend this strip for that purpose? No. I thought that 6.6ft would be enough to wrap around the container, it was barely enough to cover about 2/3 of the bottom of my container and not even wrap the sides. Unless you're "retrobriting" very small parts, then I wouldn't recommend this length. If your use case is like mine, then I'd spring for a 20ft strip instead. It's better to have more LED than you need than not enough.

The quality of the packaging was just amazing already. The cord itself is very thick and long. Great USB connection at the end. Even has an on and off switch before the lights. Very very sticky tape. Trust me I had to redo the lights a couple of times it's still sticky. As you can see I put it underneath the Shelf and then displayed my uranium glass.

Perfect for what I needed