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I have one question. How do solar bands change colour in the sunlight? I tried putting them under a normal lamp but that does nothing. Blowing a hair dryer on them does nothing either. The one thing I haven't done is get the uv light off the end of the "invisible ink" pens and shining that on them. Do you think that will work? What do you think?

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I think you might have to put

I think you might have to put them in the sun.

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No she wants to trigger them

No she wants to trigger them without going in sunlight, -_-

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It's probably a chemical that

It's probably a chemical that reacts to the sun's rays

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I thought so but I want to to

I thought so but I want to to trigger the reaction WITHOUT the sun's uv rays.

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