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Old 08-17-2008, 04:16 PM   #89
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Originally Posted by dynamike View Post
--- did you ever try to wrap the tape around all edges so that the outer 2 or 3 millimeters are also covered? I mean just as much of the surface so that the bright edge of light is covered. I wonder if that helps with shading also on the regular lightwedge.

I would also like to know how you applied the paint. Did you use a small paintbrush like me?
I'm not sure I understand what you mean with the tape, do you want me to test with tape on the longer outer edge, opposite of the battery/spine?

Or are you thinking about the flat "top and bottom" i.e. the flat bit you read through? On which edge? The tape is folded onto the surfaces of the side (top and bottom) of the ligthwedge, as you can see on teh first photo. The paint is only on the very edge of the lightwedge.

I'd be more than happy trying the tape various ways, if you want me to test something out. Or paint in some other fashion. I'm thinking of painting a small 1mm or so line along the "top and bottom" and not just the very edge to see if there's a difference. I'll do that tomorrow for the other edge.

I used a small soft 'artists' paint brush for the paint, the kind they sell right next to those plastic model paint tins (tiny metal tins, maybe 2cm high or so).
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