Rebuilt my old facade..........

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Something less bright would work better. If you were able to get a couple of Eternal Flat Par Pros they would be less bright. Check out a few Pawn shops, they might have something you could use. Or...consider switching out the plexi for a tinted color that would dispurse the light more. I'm no expert, but willing to put forth suggestions, for what it's worth.
 
TwinSpinDJ said:
Something less bright would work better. If you were able to get a couple of Eternal Flat Par Pros they would be less bright. Check out a few Pawn shops, they might have something you could use. Or...consider switching out the plexi for a tinted color that would dispurse the light more. I'm no expert, but willing to put forth suggestions, for what it's worth.
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Freddy could also cut up some diffuser plastic from a recessed ceiling fluorescent fixture (I think a sheet at home depot is $8) and lay it atop the flat pars to minimize the "burn".
 
trimming off the edges will make the rough edges go away. Until then it doesnt look as nice as the carpet did. Black can hide things a brushed aluminum look will shout out with one nic. trim it and I will praise it as it looks different than the rest in this form. Do it brother Freddy. Steve great comment about diffusing.
 
Wow on that other forum not one reply, you guy's have given me great advice for the bags, light and facade. Thanks to all that replied with advice. Since the Slim Pars are too bright like many suggested I have a few LED Slash 86 that I will line up on a bar to see if the effect is not as bright.
 
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