Transparnt glass lamp

I have made a Tiffany lamp and used clear glas. Now when the lamp is burging
you can see thrue the glass the lamp bulb and fitting. This is no to nice.

Has sombody a sollution for this problem?

Are there diffusers that could placed around the lamp bulb?

Tank you for your information,

Bert

try a CLEAR BULB!
does the inner edge of the foil show too?
clear glass does not a "tiffany" lamp make!

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THERE IS AN ASS FOR EVERY SEAT!

Lamps should be done in a translucent glass just because of this problem.
Having said that however, the deed is done and I think you might try a
florescent light bulb substitute. It is more expensive, but lasts longer
and is softer in its glow.
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Carl

you can always make a 'box' to surround the bulb out of frosted or heavily
textured glass. then of course you need to rig it to stay in place and still
allow access to change the bulb.m

"Familie Krakers" wrote in message
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I have made a Tiffany lamp and used clear glas. Now when the lamp is
burging
you can see thrue the glass the lamp bulb and fitting. This is no to nice.

Has sombody a sollution for this problem?

Are there diffusers that could placed around the lamp bulb?

Tank you for your information,

Bert


Etch it, use a soft sandblast? Or if you want to keep it that transparent,
use a low wattage bulb.