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title: "Enamel Paint Set, 9132X, Fluorescent"
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# 6 vibrant fluorescent colors Dries to touch in 5 minutes Includes brush, thinner & tray Enamel Paint Set, 9132X, Fluorescent

**Brand:** testors
**Price:** € 55.15
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Light up your craft game with fluorescent brilliance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Enamel Paint Set, 9132X, Fluorescent by testors
- **How much does it cost?** € 55.15 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fi](https://www.desertcart.fi/products/1338033-enamel-paint-set-9132x-fluorescent)

## Best For

- testors enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted testors brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Complete Starter Kit:** Includes thinner, brush, and tray for a seamless, professional finish
- • **Rapid Touch-Dry Formula:** Get creative fast with paint that dries to the touch in just 5 minutes
- • **Versatile Surface Mastery:** Perfect adhesion on wood, metal, plastic, leather, ceramic & more
- • **Vivid Fluorescent Palette:** 6 eye-popping colors to make your projects pop in any light
- • **Durable Solvent-Based Enamel:** Long-lasting, weather-resistant finish for indoor and outdoor brilliance

## Overview

Testors Enamel Paint Set 9132X offers 6 fluorescent colors plus thinner, brush, and tray, delivering fast-drying, solvent-based enamel paint that bonds to virtually any surface. Ideal for indoor/outdoor projects, it dries to touch in 5 minutes and cures fully in 48 hours, ensuring vibrant, durable finishes that stand out.

## Description

Testors' unique quality of paint sets make any craft or hobby project a breeze to complete like a professional. This set includes 6 Fluorescent Colors (Orange, Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink) a Thinner along with 1 paint brush and tray.

Review: Great for painting sights! - I've been painting my sights for years, I've used another product and this paint as well. This paint does a great job but but you need to prepare properly. 1: For maximum effect you will need some regular white gloss enamel Testors model paint. No, this is not in the kit so you will need to pick some up. You will also need several toothpicks (or a fine artist type camel hair brush - do not use a synthetic bristles brushes as they are stiff and tend to leave fine 'grooves' in the paint and you want smooth paint coverage - do not use the brush in the kit. Yes, this is nerdish nit-picking but you put a lot of money into your gun so do it right with good materials). 2: Clean, clean, clean .... the sight surface where the paint will be applied. Remove all dirt, dust, grime, and oils or other substances from the area to be painted. Then use some clear rubbing alcohol and a q-tip to thoroughly scrub the area where the paint will be applied. Ensure area is completely dry. Don't run your fingers over the area to be painted as your skin has oils on it and may leave some and the paint will not bond to an oily surface even though it might coat. HAVE PATIENCE AND TAKE YOUR TIME, DON'T RUSH, STEADY HANDS. MAKE SURE ITS 100% CLEAN. 3: Prepare the paint. When you get this kit, unless you mix it completely it is going to look 'thinner' than you need and not as brilliant as it can be. This is because a lot of the pigment settles out of the paint when its been sitting on the shelves or in storage for a while. So, open the bottle of the color you will be using, use the kit supplied brush handle to stir around the bottom of the bottle some then drop a couple of BB's in the bottle and replace the cap then shake vigorously for about a minute. The BB's help get the rest of the pigment into solution by agitating. 4: Assuming you have done any masking that needs to be done (not always necessary if you are very careful, but it doesn't hurt 'cause sometimes accidents happen, and you might need it if you are going to get very detailed), making sure everything is clean and dry - you will now apply the white paint first using a tooth pick or fine camel hair 'artist' paint brush. Do no blob the paint on, dip the toothpick (or brush) in the paint and get rid of any drops or large quantities of paint on the tooth pick (or brush). Do not put a thick layer of paint on the sight, you want to build up thinner layers. Let it dry completely over night then, apply the second thin layer of white then let that dry over night. If you did this correctly you should have a nice even smooth layer of white on the sight area with none of the underlying sight color (e.g. the anodizing or bare metal) color showing. If you need another layer apply it and let dry over night. Once you put the white paint on do not touch it with your bare skin or anything else even after its dry and don't let it get dirty. HAVE PATIENCE AND TAKE YOUR TIME AND DO NOT RUSH IT AND DO IT RIGHT! 5: When the white is ready (completely dried) its time to apply the fluorescent color you have chosen. Follow the same directions for applying the fluorescent color color as you did for applying the white. Remember to let dry overnight. Build up thinner layers. If you did all this correctly you will have a nice looking very visible sight, and the paint job will last you for a longggg time if you take care of it. The amount of visibility 'brilliance' depends on a few factors: Yes light is needed, this is not glow in the dark paint. Your eyesight condition and/or lighting conditions may affect the visibility more with certain colors. A good all around color to use is the fluorescent (very slight greenish) yellowish color in the kit, some people though will do better with the fluorescent orange. But to help select a good paint color for you first timers make a test swatch on a piece of white paper with the colors and take the paper outside in bright sunlight and hold the paper at arms length and see which is more highly visible for you in bright sun light, then repeat in dim room light - the color that shows the best visibility for you in both those conditions will be the color you want to use. But remember when selecting the color that darker colors may not be as highly 'quickly' visible against darker targets, but with the (very slight greenish) yellowish color even against lighter colors and bright conditions it tends to be still more quickly visible to most people because of the very slight greenish tint which is why its the best to use for most people. But it is different for different people. Do not put cleaning solutions or oils on the paint. Do not abuse the paint by letting it get scratched or chipped. If the painted sight gets dirty wipe it clean gently with a soft moistened cloth, wiping the paint with your fingers can leave skin oils which will attack the paint over time causing it to lose some of its fluorescent visibility quality over time.
Review: On time and in great condition! - Shipping was on time and the package was in good shape. All paints were brand new. The colors are really vibrant.

## Features

- Excellent for use on almost any surface imaginable: wood, leather, plastic, metal, ceramic, paper, canvas, corrugate, bisque and a whole lot more
- Solvent-based paints are extremely durable for any indoor or outdoor project
- Dries to the touch in 5 minutes; cures in 48 hours
- Each bottle of enamel is 1/4 fluid ounces
- 6 colors, 1 thinner, 1 paint brush and tray included for a great start to any project

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0006O5F4G |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,061 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #665 in Art Paints |
| Brand | Testors |
| Color | Fluorescent Orange, Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink |
| Color Code | 9132X |
| Coverage | Full |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,361) |
| Date First Available | December 17, 2004 |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Finish Type | Gloss |
| Full Cure Time | 48 Hours |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00075611913209 |
| Included Components | 1 paint brush, thinner, and tray |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| Item Form | Gel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Volume | 4 Fluid Ounces |
| Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
| Item model number | 9132X |
| Manufacturer | Testors Home |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | _ |
| Package Information | Bottle |
| Paint Type | Enamel,Testors Enamel,Acrylic |
| Part Number | 9132X |
| Product Dimensions | 8.25 x 6.75 x 4.5 inches |
| Size | 1.75 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Fast-Drying |
| Special Features | Fast-Drying |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior/Exterior |
| Surface Recommendation | Canvas,Ceramic,Leather,Metal,Paper,Plastic,Wood |
| UPC | 885329320172 075611913209 |
| Unit Count | 1.75 Fluid Ounces |
| Warranty Description | Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Testors
- **Color:** Fluorescent Orange, Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink
- **Finish Type:** Gloss
- **Item Volume:** 4 Fluid Ounces
- **Paint Type:** Enamel,Testors Enamel,Acrylic
- **Size:** 1.75 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
- **Special Feature:** Fast-Drying
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Interior/Exterior
- **Surface Recommendation:** Canvas,Ceramic,Leather,Metal,Paper,Plastic,Wood
- **Unit Count:** 1.75 Fluid Ounces

## Images

![Enamel Paint Set, 9132X, Fluorescent - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81RtDtkYJkL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for painting sights!
*by D***D on October 6, 2022*

I've been painting my sights for years, I've used another product and this paint as well. This paint does a great job but but you need to prepare properly. 1: For maximum effect you will need some regular white gloss enamel Testors model paint. No, this is not in the kit so you will need to pick some up. You will also need several toothpicks (or a fine artist type camel hair brush - do not use a synthetic bristles brushes as they are stiff and tend to leave fine 'grooves' in the paint and you want smooth paint coverage - do not use the brush in the kit. Yes, this is nerdish nit-picking but you put a lot of money into your gun so do it right with good materials). 2: Clean, clean, clean .... the sight surface where the paint will be applied. Remove all dirt, dust, grime, and oils or other substances from the area to be painted. Then use some clear rubbing alcohol and a q-tip to thoroughly scrub the area where the paint will be applied. Ensure area is completely dry. Don't run your fingers over the area to be painted as your skin has oils on it and may leave some and the paint will not bond to an oily surface even though it might coat. HAVE PATIENCE AND TAKE YOUR TIME, DON'T RUSH, STEADY HANDS. MAKE SURE ITS 100% CLEAN. 3: Prepare the paint. When you get this kit, unless you mix it completely it is going to look 'thinner' than you need and not as brilliant as it can be. This is because a lot of the pigment settles out of the paint when its been sitting on the shelves or in storage for a while. So, open the bottle of the color you will be using, use the kit supplied brush handle to stir around the bottom of the bottle some then drop a couple of BB's in the bottle and replace the cap then shake vigorously for about a minute. The BB's help get the rest of the pigment into solution by agitating. 4: Assuming you have done any masking that needs to be done (not always necessary if you are very careful, but it doesn't hurt 'cause sometimes accidents happen, and you might need it if you are going to get very detailed), making sure everything is clean and dry - you will now apply the white paint first using a tooth pick or fine camel hair 'artist' paint brush. Do no blob the paint on, dip the toothpick (or brush) in the paint and get rid of any drops or large quantities of paint on the tooth pick (or brush). Do not put a thick layer of paint on the sight, you want to build up thinner layers. Let it dry completely over night then, apply the second thin layer of white then let that dry over night. If you did this correctly you should have a nice even smooth layer of white on the sight area with none of the underlying sight color (e.g. the anodizing or bare metal) color showing. If you need another layer apply it and let dry over night. Once you put the white paint on do not touch it with your bare skin or anything else even after its dry and don't let it get dirty. HAVE PATIENCE AND TAKE YOUR TIME AND DO NOT RUSH IT AND DO IT RIGHT! 5: When the white is ready (completely dried) its time to apply the fluorescent color you have chosen. Follow the same directions for applying the fluorescent color color as you did for applying the white. Remember to let dry overnight. Build up thinner layers. If you did all this correctly you will have a nice looking very visible sight, and the paint job will last you for a longggg time if you take care of it. The amount of visibility 'brilliance' depends on a few factors: Yes light is needed, this is not glow in the dark paint. Your eyesight condition and/or lighting conditions may affect the visibility more with certain colors. A good all around color to use is the fluorescent (very slight greenish) yellowish color in the kit, some people though will do better with the fluorescent orange. But to help select a good paint color for you first timers make a test swatch on a piece of white paper with the colors and take the paper outside in bright sunlight and hold the paper at arms length and see which is more highly visible for you in bright sun light, then repeat in dim room light - the color that shows the best visibility for you in both those conditions will be the color you want to use. But remember when selecting the color that darker colors may not be as highly 'quickly' visible against darker targets, but with the (very slight greenish) yellowish color even against lighter colors and bright conditions it tends to be still more quickly visible to most people because of the very slight greenish tint which is why its the best to use for most people. But it is different for different people. Do not put cleaning solutions or oils on the paint. Do not abuse the paint by letting it get scratched or chipped. If the painted sight gets dirty wipe it clean gently with a soft moistened cloth, wiping the paint with your fingers can leave skin oils which will attack the paint over time causing it to lose some of its fluorescent visibility quality over time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ On time and in great condition!
*by J***N on November 4, 2025*

Shipping was on time and the package was in good shape. All paints were brand new. The colors are really vibrant.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended for painting handgun sights
*by R***S on December 30, 2016*

I purchased this set for repainting pistol sights. For this purpose it worked perfectly. I read through some of the reviews stating that the paint was watery, and it is NOT true. They did not prep the paint correctly. One or two reviewers specifically noted that these enamel paints need to be shaken vigorously for at least 30 seconds before use so they are no longer settled, and properly mixed. Once the paint is mixed it is thick enough to set into pistol sights with simple prep. Some reviewers also suggested that this paint is good when used ON TOP of the white paint supplied with most cheap pistol sights supplied from the factory. This is incorrect. My experience has been the enamel paint works best when applied on a clean, unpainted surface. My prep was as follows - use the supplied brush and dab the paint thinner in the holes of the pistols sights to loosen the factory paint. Then, using a hardened steel pick, begin scraping and digging out the factory paint until very little remains. Dab some more thinner on it and then wipe clean. With a clean dry surface, apply your enamel paint to the pistol sight with the metal pick in very small quantities until the hole is flush. Let the paint sit for 2-3 hours before applying additional coats, and let sit 12 hours after final coat to cure the paint before shooting. I used the fluorescent yellow on my rear sights and the fluorescent orange on my front sights, and the results were excellent. No need to buy $80-$100 night sights and a HUGE improvement over the terrible factory sights on most handguns. I highly recommend this paint set for gun sights!

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