GLO-Brite Hi-Visibility Gun Sight Coatings/Paint Kits for Gun Sights, Adjustment Knobs | Adheres to Metal, Plastic, and Many Other Materials

Liked how easy it was to apply and lots of colors to pick from.not sure of brightness yet will update.

I used this to fill in sights on CZ, it was a little tricky to get a good fill but once I figured it out it came out well. I wish the colors were brighter. I used green and orange. I was hoping for more of an eye catching high visibility effect, but it still gets the job done.

This is an awesome, low budget, product for improving my sights. After watching ‘how to videos’ and taking the time to apply the paint properly, the outcome was great. It looks like it was meant to be vs some after thought. I was tossing around the idea of purchasing more expensive sights for my M&P Shield but it didn’t make sense given that it’s a conceal carry weapon and not a competition weapon where another $100+ on sights couldn’t be justified - at least for me. I’ll send a few hundred rounds down range and will see how they hold up over time. I suspect that they’ll be fine as the paint is think and hardened well in the sight pockets. For now, I’m very pleased and have SO much paint that I can do a case of pistols for friends, family, friends of friends, aquaintances and more. For the value A+.

Do not buy! Absolute freaking garbage! I wish I had read the reviews closer before buying it!! Seriously, you would be better off using nail polish than this so-called paint.First off, it’s thick. Too thick to accurately use on flat blade sight surfaces. Second, even though it’s thick consistency, it’s basically almost completely see through. So you end up having to put multiple coats on your sight to see any color at all. But! because you have, now it’s actually very raised up from the surface. The “paint” is a rubbery base to it also and just a slight abrasion against it, rips off the steel. Before you think maybe I didn’t prep the surface properly, I assure you I did. It comes with a tiny bottle of alcohol based cleaner for prepping the surface. I used it generously and repeatedly. Paint did not stick. Recleaned it with a bore solvent and then used the alcohol cleaner again. No luck. Next I tried brake cleaner on a clean microfiber towel and then the alcohol. Again no luck. The last attempt was with the brake cleaner and skipped the alcohol. Again no good. The so called paint is too thick and not enough pigment in it for use on steel. Perhaps it might work on a polymer surface, we’ll see. I have a Springfield XD that has dimples for sight dots. I used a Bible highlighter pen in the dots and it has lasted almost a decade. I have tried this paint in the dots and so far it’s holding, however the highlighter pen was much brighter, especially in low light! I’m considering pulling the rubbery paint out of the dimples and going back over it again with the highlighter pen. This stuff is that bad. The word “Professional” in the title is what made me just buy it without going through the reviews. Bad mistake. I applied it with a flat toothpick according to the directions. Consistency made a mess out of it. I tried a very high dollar ultra fine paintbrush and it destroyed the brush so I couldn’t use it again for additional coats, which is absolutely necessary because it’s so transparent. So far I’m in this mess over $40 including the cost of the brush.Don’t waste your money, there has to be a better option here on Amazon.

Works ok but not as bright as it appears in pictures. I hoped for more

Works good when you want to highlight the stamped areas on your guns nice to have different colors

Great product. No so great seller. All bottles are less than half full. Most only 1/4 full. I suspect these were used previously and re- sold.Would by product again, just not from this seller.

fast shipping , great item at a fair price , would recommend