Action Lab made a video with a Imalent DX80 versus a very black paint that reflects almost no light to see if he could get a reflection to show up. What do you think? Here’s the video:
Update:
He uploaded another video experimenting with the DX80, this time with a super glowy glow-in-the dark paint that even glows from just HEAT applied to it! You gotta see this one!
Boy, I shine my DX80 at a newspaper and it catches fire. I post that to YouTube and it gets about 1000 views.
THIS guy shines his at a black ping pong ball and gets over 3 million views. :laughing:
Update in the OP. Another, even more awesome video has been uploaded to the Action Lab channel!
I’ve seen the first!
That light is impressive, but that paint is also awesome! I would like to create some black holes with that to scare some people 
:smiling_imp:
Glowinc also sells very good GID paint, the V10
watched the black paint and the magnifying vids earlier today.
Like the paint and may one day have some use for it to increase heat absorption.
Will check his GITD vid…
Since the glow paint will glow also from heat, maybe this will work: Paint one side of a piece of aluminum with the Black 2.0 and the other side with the Lit glow paint. Direct a source of heat at the dark side, which will absorb it better. The aluminum will transfer the heat to the other side which should make it glow, right? I don’t know of any practical application for that, but hey, it would be a cool trick!