Safely covering a light

[dkspftw]

Just installed some new moonlights for nighttime viewing in a couple of my BP cages. They're producing a bit more light than I'd like, so I was hoping to cover part of them.

For a fish tank or something, I'd just use some black electrical tape, but since these are BP enclosures, tape is a no-no.

Any ideas on what I should use?

Was thinking paint of some kind, but don't know what would be thick enough to block light while still being non-toxic and resistant to humidity/moisture.

Don't think a dimmer is an option for these types of LEDs, and not sure that would give me the desired effect anyway.

As always, thanks!

[dkspftw]

Not to bump but it's too late to edit and I had a thought:

Black nail polish? Obviously it smells toxic but I think it'd be fine after it dried, no?

[Morris Reese]

Acrylic paint is fine if you give it about 3 days to cure out.

[dkspftw]

Acrylic paint is fine if you give it about 3 days to cure out.

Hmm.. Not sure that'd be an option as the lights are already screwed into the cages. Anything else where I wouldn't have to remove them?

[Morris Reese]

I don't know of anything I would use and leave a snake it there.

[dkspftw]

Anybody else got any ideas?