Not Poultry related but christmas related

I am doing the once over on my lights and before I hit those peaks I noticed that all my lights work on the sunny side of the house. The problem lies in the fact that they have no color left on them.

Question : Is there a paint that I can use to re-color them?

Ruffledfeathers wrote:I am doing the once over on my lights and
before I hit those peaks I noticed that all my lights work on the sunny
side of the house. The problem lies in the fact that they have no color
left on them.

Question : Is there a paint that I can use to re-color them?

Hello, My mom had tried to paint her faded xmas lights with all kinds
of craft paint,house paint even nail polish and they looked terrible .
I am not sure you will find a bulb paint. might be less hassle to
replace them.
Geri

You can stain glass so maybe ????

Glad you brought it up. It made me go looking and now I'll store my lights in a dark place to preserve the colour. As far as painting, people seem to disagree. I see where one person did it using acrylic but others say it would have to be heat resistant. In short, I don't know.

At Michaels you can buy glass painting supplies. The paint looks good sor a reason, is relatively heat resistant but fades in a couple seasons.

Translucint ( wrong spelling I'm sure ) spray paint ? or a dip dye ??