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I'm experimenting with the old blacklight and fluorescent paint trick for some special lighting effects and it generally works quite well. Problems arise when certain things glow that shouldn't. Most problematic is a lake that looks like some strange radioactive waste dump (the lake was made using EZ water - another reason not to use that stuff). Is there some sort of clear overcoat I can paint on the lake (and other things) that will stop the glowing? Or do other water-making methods not produce a glow under a blacklight? Thanks!
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