Can you use it on glass? ( glass globe light fixture)
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The can says for Metal, there are cheaper spray paints available that you can use on plastic and glass.
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haven't had any problems with this. I have them in enclosed globes both ceiling and wall and they do just fine. I think the key is that it not be a sealed fixture. In other words, if air/dust can get into the globe it's probably going to be fine. If the light has a seal / gasket of some sort around it to make it airtight/dust proof, then I wouldn't recommend it. Best LED lights I've purchased so far!
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I am afraid not. The glass container that the light goes in is 2 3/4" wide by 6+" ....However, if you chose to not use that glass jar and perhaps lines the protective metal with plastic (maybe some glue on paper protector or something like that) the light bulb would fit in the metal shell without the glass jar.
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Yes. There has to be an adhesive between LED and glass. Very difficult to get
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Hi Grandor, yes I used it on plastic glasses that I used for decoration and it worked well.
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Yes I would agree that this would not work on the glass, you may have a metal frame around the glass that you could drill through.
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From what I've learned from GE, they are for table lamps and enclosed fixtures. HOPEFULLY (?), they can be used outside as long as they are covered, tightly with a glass globe. Good luck!
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Hi. I think that its possible because the lamp is real glass with metal. But you can use a fluorescent bulb, with enough "light ammount" and less risk. If you are dissapointed with the white light, you can select fluorescent yellow one according to the Kelvin temperature of the bulb. Ask about the fluorescent advantages without loosing light intensity and color temperature. The other problem is the bakelite porcelain bulb socket with 100 w incandescent, the temperature can damage it.
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The glass is pure frosted white. I'm sure the light bulb you choose to use would cause the glow to be either warm or cool. Depending on which bulb you choose that could make the frosted white glass maybe appear a little yellow--but the fixture itself is pure frosted white.
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I don't think I would try it. Not to say it can't but the glass is so thin and the base is made to support it. I don't think it would hold up well sideways. The same fixture (almost) by same manufacture is available in a sideways "over the mirror" mount but it's a double vs single. So the metal is in the middle glass on both ends. Short answer- I wouldn't do it.
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Yes you can. In fact most of the light is emitted from the round end of the bulb.
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I have attached the Light to the top of the Dome light not the plastic defused or clear bottom glass. It has not caused any problems.
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I don't think you can use it on glass at all. It dries milkey so it would look like frosted glass if you did. Supposedly they are working on a version that dries clear.
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Good question. I don't know. I bought two of these style globes and neither has had the bulb burn out yet. One of my globes is on very often too.No instruction. It looks like you'd have to take the globe apart.
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This did not work on my lamps as there was no metal for it to come in contact with. This question IS very vague, this part has nothing to do with the glass on a lamp.
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If the manufacturer can not supply one, then there are many lighting/hardware stores that have various standard sized globes. Most likely you could find one of these that would fit.
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I have used this on both plastic and glass lights. Ive also tested it on chrome both metal and plastic dipped. Tested it on an old door window from a car and it worked well. When using it on chrome or glass be sure to put very lite coats and i recommend a clear coat for long lasting shine. Duplicolor clear works very good. Hope this helped