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Signing UpStep 1Prepare the blender jar
You can choose to leave the blender jar as is, meaning a glossy, transparent glass. I think a frosted look adds a little more and helps to diffuse the light so it's not so bright and harsh.
I had this particular jar sandblasted at a local trophy/sign shop. Since I used to work there I got it done for free, so I'm not sure how much something like that would cost. I blasted the inside and out to give it a nice frosted look.
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If it is plastic, lightly sand the inside with a fine grit paper.
For either plastic or glass, you can use a "spray paint" designed to frost bathroom windows for privacy. It also works well with masks and stencils to create frosted designs.
(shoots self in foot slightly)
This would go well in the "Make it Glow" competition to win some sweet bike wheel light things. I've got a vaguely similar project I'm meaning to write up and enter for that competition, hence the self-foot-shootings, but I will acknowledge that yours is cooler than mine :)