Recent content by DJDANIEL

Just an update.. After four or five hours left on I returned to discover that the paint has burned up or something and is gone.. So that way doesnt work... Well, better to discover it now and eat the cost than at an event... Live and learn.. I guess the key on the glass gobo is really to treat...

Hey thanks guys... Yeah, definitely good advice on the bulbs.. I wasnt looking to save bucks, just to see what was out there as a option.. It looks like these bulbs are in the 15-20 dollar area anyway.. I know the discharge bulbs get really pricey.. On the Chauvet, its seems to have a...

BTW, any opinions on this company: HPL compact filament lamps for Source Four, Source Four Jr, and Source Four Par Thanks..

I think I like the crispness of the Image Pro.. But I like the size A gobo and I like the adjustment options of the S4 Leko... Wow, I am going to look more at these.. I think I saw a little online and it looked like 150watt was the highest.. The ones I saw were all spots but not with the...

Hi everyone.. I did a search and cant really find a topic on this... I have a standard ETC Source 4 Leko Light.. I am currently using a 500 bulb or lamp, and have used a 750... I think I am going to go back to the 750... Just wondering if there are any really great bulbs out there.. For...

OK, well everyone so far what has worked has been a product called VHT Flame Proof Header Paint.. This is for painting auto parts that get very hot.. The rating says that it can withstand 1300-2000 degrees fareheit... This is a can of spray paint, and I applied it by spray painting into a...

thanks for the advice.. i actually have got some high temp black spray paint from an auto parts store.. supposed to be able to withstand amazing temps.. i think it must be the same deal as the stove paint.. i will be sure to clean it with rubbing alchol.. also i got a special pen from an art...

Thank you so much guys for the advice.. High temp heat paint or that special tape sounds like the way to go.. I am off to the auto store to give this one a shot!.. :grin:

Ok, here is my dilemma.. I am used to using brass or steel gobos with the leko and this is the first time I am using a black and white glass gobo in the leko light.. And of course I had to put a tiny fine little dental floss thin scratch in part of the design right off the bat... So I am...