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Good morning, TDH!
Need some advice: I'm turning my living room into a home theater (literally, a small model of my father's movie theater), and I've had some sconces that I've been holding onto for just the right project. Well, its time to put them to good use. I've been looking around for the right paint to turn the glass globes red for that old-school-theater-light-fixture look. I'm still wanting them to glow a warm red, not block out the light entirely.

Would you use something thats heat treated like an automotive manifold paint, or just a stained-glass paint/glaze? Any advise would be awesome If you actually have pics of examples would be even better!

-Thanks

[QUOTE="jarodpenn, post: 311607, member: 584"] Good morning, TDH! Need some advice: I'm turning my living room into a home theater (literally, a small model of my father's movie theater), and I've had some sconces that I've been holding onto for just the right project. Well, its time to put them to good use. I've been looking around for the right paint to turn the glass globes red for that old-school-theater-light-fixture look. I'm still wanting them to glow a warm red, not block out the light entirely. Would you use something thats heat treated like an automotive manifold paint, or just a stained-glass paint/glaze? Any advise would be awesome If you actually have pics of examples would be even better! -Thanks [/QUOTE]

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