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V VampiressRN Grand Member (1 year) Sun City Lincoln Hills (NorCal) Joined: Nov 23, 2006 Posts: 6166	V VampiressRN Posted posted on Sun, Jul 6, 2008 9:10 PM Thanks for all the great ideas. Well, I spent much-to-much time surfing the net but finally found and purchased wicker shades for the lamp. I will need to varnish them to more of a honey color that will match my bar, but this alone will be a great improvement....while I think about what else to do to it. There is hope for that lamp yet. :) Just read the info on fire=retarding....great idea. Which makes me wonder...how do the Puffer Fish avoid spontaneous combustion? Is it just because of the low wattage of the lamp? "Oh waiter, another cocktail please!!!" [ Edited by: VampiressRN 2008-07-06 21:13 ]

Thanks for all the great ideas. Well, I spent much-to-much time surfing the net but finally found and purchased wicker shades for the lamp. I will need to varnish them to more of a honey color that will match my bar, but this alone will be a great improvement....while I think about what else to do to it. There is hope for that lamp yet. :)

Just read the info on fire=retarding....great idea. Which makes me wonder...how do the Puffer Fish avoid spontaneous combustion? Is it just because of the low wattage of the lamp?

"Oh waiter, another cocktail please!!!"

[ Edited by: VampiressRN 2008-07-06 21:13 ]

Post #392045 by VampiressRN on Sun, Jul 6, 2008 9:10 PM