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I have metal halide fixtures that have a clear glass. I
would like to make some sort of a light diffucing glass and am curious if there are any paints or coatings that stick to glass and are white and diffise light. You have to be very careful - even clear glass gets quite hot in such a fixture and by changing the glass you probably have to re-do UL qualification etc. That said, the keyword you want for diffusion in such a fixture is "frosted" or "prismatic". Glass remains clear but is cast (prismatic) or sandblasted (frosted) in such a pattern that internal reflection/refraction takes care of diffusion. Tim . |
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