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Coloring light bulbs What can be used to color light bulbs?
Where can light bulb covers be found? Like for turn signal bulbs or the like? Thanks Jim |
Re: Coloring light bulbs You can paint them: http://www.ehow.com/how_5548795_paint-light-bulbs.html
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Re: Coloring light bulbs I used an amber highlighter marker, quick and easy.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs I went to Michaels (craft store) and bought orange glass paint for my 6 volt parking/turn signals in my '39. Works like a champ and no peeling.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs I've used transparent paints from local hobby stores, Pep Boys sell the bulb covers, and sometimes regular spray paint can be used - light mist.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs You can get the yellow or orange paint at hobby stores. it's used to paint the bulbs on train signals for model trains. I've used it and it works well.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs Thanks everyone. Those are great tips. I want to make the turn signal lights red in front.
I know, probably not legal. |
Re: Coloring light bulbs I know truck stops used to carry thin silicone covers for various size light bulbs in various colors but I haven't looked lately.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs http://www.shop.upgrademotoring.com/...ch-LITBCTR.htm I found these on Google.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs Red will get up pulled over.
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Re: Coloring light bulbs When in the mood, I use lipstick......comes in all manner of lovely colours
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Re: Coloring light bulbs Jim I bought Amber bulbs to replace the 39 parking lights - now my front turn signals
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