Wood arrows and wraps

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I have not had much luck with water based fluorescent colors-they don't seem as bright,  I have not found many sources for them either.

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An update to this post--

I went to an arts and crafts type store and found water based fluorescent paints.  I bought white, pink, and yellow.  The results for the pink are below.

 
 

Not bad, huh???  I used Min Wax waterbased polyacrylic on the shaft to seal it.  The I painted on the white base coat for the crown-the bottles of paint are too small to have enough to dip.  The next day I painted on the hot pink.  After a day I added an overcoat of Min Wax.  The following day a second coat.  Everything is waterbased, so as noted earlier by others, all the work can be done in the house.  I have been using waterbased cresting paints for several years.

I found the RGB (red, green, blue) codes for hot pink and fluorescent yellow.  I hope to find a paint store that can match the colors in an acrylic paint.