I try to use high temp paintInteresting idea; what's your plan for curing the paint?
Even though the paint is white, it has some opacity. If the paint thickness isn't even all around, you might end up with some hot spots.
I try to use high temp paint
There is some possibility the bulb will crack if left on too long. Your paint may constrict uniform expansion as the temperature rises, if it's expansion rate is different than the glass. It may also just flake off. But it'll likely be fine. Good luck.
devere 504What enlarger are you using? I just use a cheap LED bulb in my Focomat and Omega D2. There's no writing on it and it's fairly opaque plastic - the light is pretty even.
the result should be better than original one
This approach might work fine -- I assume you are using a standard household light bulb. You don't say -- but if there is an inscription on the top of the bulb, it still might show through.
I don't quite under stand your problem, however. The original problem might have been a bad bulb or your enlarger or how they were used together. If there is a problem other than the bulb, your new approach might not solve the "problem". Some enlarger heads allow you to position the bulb. Does yours?
We can only work with the information you give us.
The P211 & P212 bulbs are easy to get here.
This approach might work fine -- I assume you are using a standard household light bulb. You don't say -- but if there is an inscription on the top of the bulb, it still might show through.
I don't quite under stand your problem, however. The original problem might have been a bad bulb or your enlarger or how they were used together. If there is a problem other than the bulb, your new approach might not solve the "problem". Some enlarger heads allow you to position the bulb. Does yours?
We can only work with the information you give us.
The P211 & P212 bulbs are easy to get here.
This approach might work fine -- I assume you are using a standard household light bulb. You don't say -- but if there is an inscription on the top of the bulb, it still might show through.
I don't quite under stand your problem, however. The original problem might have been a bad bulb or your enlarger or how they were used together. If there is a problem other than the bulb, your new approach might not solve the "problem". Some enlarger heads allow you to position the bulb. Does yours?
We can only work with the information you give us.
The P211 & P212 bulbs are easy to get here.
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