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Can be seen in low light? If so, where and how much?
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"I would have banned you for taking part in hijacking and derailing a thread when you could have started your own thread about your own topic." - Unknown -
I dont know if there are any or not but I had a guitar where I drilled in each side dot just enough to put a drop of glow in the dark fingernail polish and it worked great, but I did have to keep the guitar on a stand in light for an hour or so before a show. Usually let it sit out during the day -
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Killer!! How long do they glow for? Could I get through a 3 hour gig? Would I just drill the originals out? Would it be the same process as doing the ones on the board?"I would have banned you for taking part in hijacking and derailing a thread when you could have started your own thread about your own topic." - UnknownComment
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Not sure how long they last just yet, so I can’t say that you can get through a 3 hour gig on a single “charge.” They have them in 2mm and 3mm size, and yes, you can drill out your existing ones and install these. I’d use a brad point drill bit for accuracy. I also found this company online called Luminlay from Japan; they do them too, and they sell an LED flashlight "charger". http://www.luminlay.com/indexen.html
I’ll say that when the side dots aren’t charged, they’re not super obvious, but you’re more concerned with working in darkness anyway.Comment
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