A few years ago,I found some dye/paint at Walmart that
was translucent,I think it was for stained glass. I
used it to turn my Pioneer car stereo bulbs purple. It
was kinda cool looking,but the stereo had a blue aura
coming off of it that would give you a headache! I
have not been able to find the dye/paint since,and no
hobby or craft shop around here ever has any either.
Maybe Walmart is carrying it again now. What I used
worked OK with low wattage stereo bulbs,but any bulb
that got very hot would not have worked with it.
Steve P.
--- Don Mallett <maldbnsf@home.com> wrote:
>
> Have a friend looking for a place to get some dye.
> He says all you do is dip
> the bulb in the dye and plug it in and bring it up
> to operating temp to cure
> it. Any Ideas on where to get some? Looking for red.
>
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