Wendy Cevola -Starting my first underwater painting for Michele is being shown step by step. - Other Crafts

T tikiskip Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Nov 26, 2005 Posts: 5994	T tikiskip Posted posted on Tue, Nov 29, 2011 4:58 PM Wendy, Roger GREAT job!!! Those look great! You know wendy you got a lot of options with your light bulb problem. You could paint the inside of the light with a clear colored paint to make the red show up darker. Or you could get red gel and see how that works. Lastly you could put four of the flicker flame bulbs in the light, one bulb behind each tiki this would give you many more catch lights in the rock / tiki. Flicker flame bulbs are low to no watt really so more would be better I would think. Very cool!

Wendy, Roger GREAT job!!!
Those look great!
You know wendy you got a lot of options with your
light bulb problem.
You could paint the inside of the light with a clear colored
paint to make the red show up darker.
Or you could get red gel and see how that works.
Lastly you could put four of the flicker flame bulbs in the light,
one bulb behind each tiki this would give you many more catch lights
in the rock / tiki.
Flicker flame bulbs are low to no watt really so more would be better
I would think.
Very cool!

Post #615682 by tikiskip on Tue, Nov 29, 2011 4:58 PM