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Step 3Step Two: Clean and Paint the Bulb
One: Clean the bulb out but pouring some salt into it and swirling it around. You may have to do this two or three times.
(Note: Obviously you can skip One and Two if your bulb is clear. Also, if you don't have salt handy I'm sure you could get away with using rice or sand or something similar)
Two: Rinse the remaining residue with water. Set bulb on the cup to dry.
Three: Coat the inside of the bulb with a thin coat of paint. To do this squirt a fair amount in (a table spoon more or less) and run it around inside by turning the bulb and tapping it on your hand.
(Note: Its always easier to add paint then to deal with having put too much in)
Four: Set on the glass to allow to dry.
(Note: Obviously you can skip One and Two if your bulb is clear. Also, if you don't have salt handy I'm sure you could get away with using rice or sand or something similar)
Two: Rinse the remaining residue with water. Set bulb on the cup to dry.
Three: Coat the inside of the bulb with a thin coat of paint. To do this squirt a fair amount in (a table spoon more or less) and run it around inside by turning the bulb and tapping it on your hand.
(Note: Its always easier to add paint then to deal with having put too much in)
Four: Set on the glass to allow to dry.
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