here you go:

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lights/msg01234617910.html?15

I've got a 120w Sylvania Spot-Gro. Had it for so long sitting on the shelves that the light blue sprayed color has been coming off. Hmm. It makes me wonder if I could get a translucent or transparent blue spray that I could use some 4' fluorescent lights that I've already got. Total: 9 (40w tubes).

I suppose that I'd need to set up 2 ballasts making a total of 40w x 4 tubes = 160w of light. 1 ballast would hold 2 tubes making 80w of grow light.

I'm just looking to get some seedlings up, not for any blooms, since they are seeds from trees. I suppose the same thing could be done if I used a blue plastic sheeting. It would have to be farther from the light so it wouldn't melt.

Of course, then, it's a matter of going through the trouble to find the blue translucent/transparent spray paint and actually spraying it. However, there's no other purpose here for them. I also realize that I'm going through a lot of trouble...

It's a girl thing.... determined to make it work. So, you guys be nice in your answers.

Xtal