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    Anyone know where to find 100W colored flood lights (Lowes and Home Depot only have 85W so far and I have those already)?

    Thanks!!!
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    could get 100w bulbs and paint them with glass paint
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    Do a google search for colored bulbs, you will find many bulb suppliers. I myself am looking for 45w bulbs,

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    I found 100 watt colored floodlight bulbs at my Home Depot. They were with all the other bulbs and lights.
    If at first you don't suceed.... drink another beer!

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    Get the colored LED ones off Ebay.. Saved me a ton of $$ on electricity last year...

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    Are the colored LED floods just as bright? They are pricey enough, I would hope that they are!

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    Any particular basis you're working from with the 100w requirement? Is it simply brightness? The color lamps very greatly in color quality and brightness, even for two bulbs of the same wattage from two different manufacturers. I switched over to LEDs last year from floodlights and was very pleased with the result. Dimmer, but much better color so the net result was much better. They also offer low power consumption (less than one watt) and no heat.
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    I've been considering changing to LED floods. Can they be dimmed with a standard DMX dimmer? I'm getting the impression you need a digital LED dimmer or something. Anyone have experience with that?

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    any hardware store and even department stores have the flood lights you are looking for
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