Frank, Im not sure you answered the question. He was asking what wattage of bulb would cause a burn? Would it be anything above a 60 watt incandescent or anything about a 45 watt halogen? Common sense should lead us to the fact that you would need to use more bulbs if they were lower wattages to reach the desired temp. Have you figured out a ceiling for wattage you should stay away from in order to prevent burns upon contact?

If I'm not mistaken, he also asked if burns would eventually shed away or if they would leave scars. As far as I know, they leave scars, but shed's may help it to be a little less obvious. Any ideas?

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• FR, Another question about bulbs... - DarkHelmet, Tue Jun 27 21:08:20 2006
• RE: FR, Another question about bulbs... - FR, Tue Jun 27 22:26:06 2006
• FR, Another question about bulbs... - holygouda, Fri Jun 30 14:26:05 2006
• RE: FR, Another question about bulbs... - FR, Fri Jun 30 15:50:37 2006
• RE: FR, Another question about bulbs... - mr-python, Fri Jun 30 17:55:14 2006
• RE: Hmmmmm... - FR, Fri Jun 30 18:12:57 2006
• RE: Hmmmmm... - DarkHelmet, Sun Jul 2 20:56:54 2006
• RE: You know what, you don't need to - FR, Sun Jul 2 22:31:27 2006