Maglite C/D reflector question

[DBR]

Does anyone offer a "stippled" or "orange peel" reflector for the C/D Maglite? I'm looking for a softer, wider beam spread with the Terralux LED conversion.

 

[rizky_p]

Does anyone offer a "stippled" or "orange peel" reflector for the C/D Maglite? I'm looking for a softer, wider beam spread with the Terralux LED conversion.

check the CPFS custom and Mod B/S/T there are many who sell it. But no plastics.

 

[Brighteyez]

Another option that you may want to consider is a lens replacement with an LDF coating.

Does anyone offer a "stippled" or "orange peel" reflector for the C/D Maglite? I'm looking for a softer, wider beam spread with the Terralux LED conversion.

 

[Marduke]

With a can of clear Krylon, you can do it yourself, or you just buy an aluminum one already done.

http://www.kaidomain.com/WEBUI/ProductDetail.aspx?TranID=4023

 

[DBR]

Marduke:

Thanks, that looks like what I want. Stipple is a bit on the heavy side but it should work.

Thanks all for the info.

 

[SafetyBob]

If you order one, then get some clear Krylon and try stipling yourself. Go easy at first and you will see that you will get incredible spill, then just start adding layers to smooth things out and you will get to your "perfect" level you are looking for and you will have the experience and confidence to do this yourself.

You can do it! Just take your time.

Bob E.

 

[Deep6Osama]

Malkoff has them.

 

[jimjones3630]

I'll second the Krylon spray, and have used hair spray with some good results.

With a can of clear Krylon, you can do it yourself, or you just buy an aluminum one already done.

http://www.kaidomain.com/WEBUI/ProductDetail.aspx?TranID=4023

 

[Niteowl]

If you order one, then get some clear Krylon and try stipling yourself. Go easy at first and you will see that you will get incredible spill, then just start adding layers to smooth things out and you will get to your "perfect" level you are looking for and you will have the experience and confidence to do this yourself.

You can do it! Just take your time.

Bob E.

If you want to try stippling/sputtering yourself, look HERE for a post by Nikon.

I've done this myself with great results. Patience is required, take your time.