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Old 03-13-2012, 12:20 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by GaleForce View Post
Regardless of the legality of it, we're not helping the OP out with the issue at hand. The OP asked what they can do to "tone it down". My solution would be to apply a layer of tint to the lens in whatever shade (darkness) that will give you the desired results you're going after.
OP, I like the tint idea.


Changing the bulb would work. Check out the model number and see if you can run something else.

You could also probably wire an inline resistor or varistor if you want a dimmer switch.
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