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Old age will also make them look old and vintage...look at my hands!....Oh, you were talking about the watch! :D

On a more serious note, I've also heard about that baking process but I don't have the details. In a way, it is just low and controlled heat...similar to what they do to paper. Maybe not all compounds used will accept this treatment the same, worth looking into that.

 

Cheers,

 

Bob

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I've used this stuff quite a bit http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WATCH-LUME-LUMINOUS-PASTE-KIT-GLOW-IN-THE-DARK-DIY-LUME-FOR-WATCH-HANDS-RELUME-/261105618925?var=&hash=item3ccb1b8fed:m:mVQwwXXvSNIX-8Gp1P9PgZA

It dries pretty quickly, but with the vintage patina kit you can mix your own colour.

There is also a vintage super luminova, which will be more expensive, And I don't know where to buy it either.

S

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200 degree for 15 minutes and the hands need to lay flat on something .Otherwise the will bend . That was what i have read on the net . Celcius that is 

Edited by rogart63
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