I want to know if it lites up amber trunk,ordered a second tree and the tube was amber but lites up white?i want it to lite up amber
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It should be an off white color. I've had mine for two years. The lights are a dull looking not quite Amber. I only use it for Christmas only.
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There are some awesome "vintage look" bulbs at Lowe's that give a nice amber light. Would look awesome with this!!
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Just one tree as indicated. Also be wary of the pictures as an actual indicator of what you will recieve. In my case, the tree that I recieved was not the one that I ordered. The company when contacted had no comment. I would pass.Take Care
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Mine doesn't light up. Any suggestions? Also, how would I refill it with lighter fluid? thank you
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If yours isn't doing like this video at the beginning then return it. It should look like lighting in the sky quick flashes etc...Hope it helps...really is a great light!http://youtu.be/CZXFgRxgj34
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I've never really paid attention to whether the color changed from red to amber. Sorry I can't help. It should be charged by that amount of time.
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Hi Andy, Do you have a picture? I know pics can sometimes be decieving, but it really could help me better understand the target color amber you are trying to hit. From there, I could attempt to coach you through a color formula that will hopefully get you pretty close to where you want to be. Otherwise, on Pine, you will want to take it very light with these dyes, they really are quite powerful. A very diluted formula of say 1/8th tsp of yellow, a few grains of brown (literally just like 5-10 grains- the darker color will be very pronounced in a soft wood and especially in a light color) - and about 1/4th of a pea size of red dye (maybe like 20-30 grains to 8-12 ozs hot water. Then, just add a couple grains to adjust the color until you hit your target. If the color is missing something and you just cant quite put your finger on it, try 2-3 grains of blue. I know it sounds odd, but the blue can adjust your green tint, especially in a yellow based stain. Hope that helps with some direction buddy.... Thank you again, Keith Keda Dyes Inc
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Hi There - the tree did not grow - it died. The business, after two phone conversations looking for help or a replacement, was worthless. I spent $56.47 for a dead stick in the end.
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Steve - good luck to you too. I'd be curious to know if your new one does have the correct decal. By the way, was the one that you returned the wrong color? The saw does work quite well; I have used it several times in the last couple of weeks including an 18" diameter tree that had uprooted.
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I am late to this party, but will just weigh in that I was also disappointed that mine looked so white. (And I had a replacement stove; the first one was also too white for my aesthetic preferences.) This season, I swapped the bulb for an orange one, and I am happier with the overall look.
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The main picture is 100% accurate. It is neither white, nor amber. It is a speckled globe. It is darker near the top and is lighter near the bottom. I hope this helps!
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I'm just a shade tree mechanic...if that. It definitely sounds like he hooked something up wrong. I did it myself and the only issue I had was with the screws that hold the fuel rails (1 snapped off at the head). Sorry I couldn't help.
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I had the same issues when I bought my lights... It's just a combination of colors it seems, I still love em'. If you want a true white one, you might have to fork out for dedicated light.
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Hi Sehei, when I purchased two trees they were sold separately. I would NOT recommend this product if you intend to place it outdoors. This was a gift to a friend and in less than one years time both items were completely unusable. Both trees lights failed in that time and one of the trees metal "trunks" were completely deteriorated.
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Hi, I am an owner of a furniture restoration company and I have worked with a lot of different types of woods and finishes. As far as pine is concerned, truthfully you never wil truly know what you are going to get when you finish it. I have always found that I would get different shades if yellowing when a finish is applied to natural pine. Some are this amber or yellowing finishes are desirable. As far as the birchwood Casey product. The is a very good finish that is above average for its application and above average for desired finish . But, yes if it is applied to pine it will yellow out. But, this is the woods reaction to finish. I have not witnessed a yellowing because of age with birchwood Casey products. Further, If it is your desire to use an economical type of wood, that has a similar but tighter grain, I would recommend you check out hemlock
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Hi Sandra...wish I knew the answer to your question....but I, too, am having trouble with my Money Tree looking a little droopy. I have noticed the very tips of the leaves are turning brown....I purchased this plant in June 2013 and I don't know if I should try repotting and buy some fertilizer for it....the pot measures 5.50" x 4.00" (oval size)...and it does look to be too small. My plant is now 9 months old and has grown to 16".....I'm not sure I have it in the right space....I have it in front of a window that faces South, but the window isn't very bright due to the patio overhang. I know this e-mail hasn't answered your question...but thought I'd let you know that I, too, am wondering what is my next step....good luck, TJ
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No it's not amber.It's white, but with a very noticeable blue-ish tint.It looks to me exactly like the light of a bright full moon. That's exactly how bright it is, also.