Crazy Horse
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What types of stores would a guy find mylar at? Craft stores?
bombbudpuffa said:If anyone has a dollar general store where you live they sell this plastic metallic(color) wrapping paper for $1 and I swear this stuff is the closest thing to mylar i've seen.
tugboat said:dontknowmuch, I would not use anything thats paper based as you could run into a mold problem which would not be good. I tell ya, if you want to get trick use mirrors as they kickarse with very little heat buildup, downside, expensive. I have one of the ends of my cubes lined with a mirror I got from Home Depot for 40 bucks and the grow along that side is just as good as the top!
dontknowmuch said:Yah the problem is that the mylar I found at the local flower shop is 52 bones for a roll. I am on a tight budget
KADE said:dontknowmuch - dont use mirrors... they absorb light, not reflect it and is worse then plain drywall (gypsum, gyprock). Plain (non gloss) flat white paint is what u want... if not.. then white poly... or the hands down best, mylar.
Actually, flat pure white paint outperforms mirrors by 30% on tests. Mirrors will work of course, but not as well as flat white paint. Mylar has the highest ratings for reflectivity.tugboat said:Yeh, use cheap *** mirrors and you might be right, I have the end of one of my cubes lined with a HIGH QUALITY mirror from Home Depot and the growth on that side is AWESOME, TOP TO BOTTOM!!! the reflection is very intense. If you can find white poly it works good too...very spendy though. Flat white paint works good, I have used Kill-z with good results. Remember, there is more than one way to succeed at this game! to each his own...
Stoney Bud said:Actually, flat pure white paint outperforms mirrors by 30% on tests. Mirrors will work of course, but not as well as flat white paint. Mylar has the highest ratings for reflectivity.
dontknowmuch said:
Hick said:"Space blankets" or "Survival blankets" in the sporting goods section.
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