Can I use this material for walls of room
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r0am1ng st0ner
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If you have enough of it sure why not
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Ossi Ossi
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I was thinking that the undulations etc not being flat like mylar may cause hotspotsIf you have enough of it sure why not
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r0am1ng st0ner
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The reflector on my mars led has crazy amount of denting all over it I don't know if it will cause a hotspot but I don't know, I know the panda film is cheap and works 100% my buddy uses it
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Short answer - yes it will work.
Reality - it will do the job but please don’t burn the place down by putting a hot light fixture or source of heat too close to that repurposed material. Other than that you are cool!
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Short answer - yes it will work.
Reality - it will do the job but please don’t burn the place down by putting a hot light fixture or source of heat too close to that repurposed material. Other than that you are cool!
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flat mylar will cause hot spots. pebbled mylar will not. bubble wrap mylar, like your example, is the next best to pebbled.
I've been using that same stuff for over a year- repurposed windshield shades from the dollar store.
No problems at all with it- as bluter said- no hotspots with the bubble wrap surface.
No problems at all with it- as bluter said- no hotspots with the bubble wrap surface.
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Ossi Ossi
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That's awesome guys I just saved opening a full role of panda paper
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I used that bubble mylar in my last VEG room - worked great. Specially since it was unheated so kept the room cozy.
Not nearly as good as bright white paint (flat if you don't mind not being able to scrub it, eggshell if you do), but it'll work.
