How Does One Make Clear Lenses Amber?

So I found some great lights that mount flush to any thin material, either metal, fiberglass, or plastic (whatever the case may be). In my case, I am looking to mount them to my front ARB bumper. However, the lenses on these lights come clear. Does anyone know a product that can you can "spray on" to make the lenses amber instead of clear?

Thanks guys!

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/li...oglights-dont-want-pay-lamin-x-check-out.html

Sneaky edit! Ya beat me!

 

Ah, my search was for "amber," it never occured to me to use "yellow!" Awesome, thanks!

 

Thanks guys! "Stained glass" spray paint would never have occurred to me!

 

Lamin-x never occurred to me either for some reason... I'll have to look into that. These are pretty small lights, so painting could be tricky, would lamin-x be any easier?

Here's what I am looking at:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JEEP...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item335ee1725c

 

LOL uh... Well I really like these ones because of how flush they mount. I'd prefer an orange/amber lens as opposed to a clear lens with amber LEDs. I actually just got the lights in the mail this evening when I got home from work but they're not as bright as I expected. Well, actually it's not quite dark yet so as soon as it is I'll be headed out to my truck to test them.

 

Sorry! I can't find my camera so I had to use the sucky camera on my phone... here are the ones I was able to get. Brighter than I thought now that it's actually dark outside!






^^^ I know it's hard to tell, but the light is sitting on top of my battery... camera thought it was pretty bright...

 

They look brighter than they are. It's hard to explain, but looking at the light is bright but the lights don't seem to 'cast' a whole lot of light... But for just running light they should work pretty good! I don't know if I'll try to make them amber or not.

One thing I do know is that lamin-x won't work cuz the lights are first, sealed, and second, the outside is not smooth nor flat but rather bumpy or angular and curved, so I think it'd have to be the krylon paint product. Could be a fun little project though...