this is a test
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i never did finish this experiment.
everyone still comes over and tells me how to grow though.
JohnnyPotSeed1969
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not to be an ass, but what about panda plastic? i wonder whether the reflectivity of the white side would be similar to the white paint?
damnit. i'm the only guy with a meter.
ok. i have panda plastic. i have flat white paint. i have mylar. i have tinfoil. i will have to paint a board so i can't do it today but i will redo this test. have i missed anything. maybe safety blankets, though i don't have one.
tin foil
mylar
flat white paint
panda plastic
mirror
anything anyone wants to add to the list?
ok. i have panda plastic. i have flat white paint. i have mylar. i have tinfoil. i will have to paint a board so i can't do it today but i will redo this test. have i missed anything. maybe safety blankets, though i don't have one.
tin foil
mylar
flat white paint
panda plastic
mirror
anything anyone wants to add to the list?
JohnnyPotSeed1969
Well-Known Member
nope, i think that about covers it 
Hawk
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Probably a long shot....but I'd love to see fiberglass reinforced wall paneling tested. I'd really like to use it in my new cab but am unsure of it's reflective qualities.
It's a thin panel made of some sort of fiberglass reinforced plastic composite. It's tough as nails, waterproof, easy to clean, mildly flexible in long sections, and looks nice. I see it a lot in restaurant kitchens, veterinarian offices, bar bathrooms, etc. I once used it to line the bottoms of kitchen cabinets. It's available in 4x8 sheets at Lowes/HD.
I have some scrap and could send a sample my mail [shrug]. Although I fully understand the security/anonymity complications that probably brings about.
It's a thin panel made of some sort of fiberglass reinforced plastic composite. It's tough as nails, waterproof, easy to clean, mildly flexible in long sections, and looks nice. I see it a lot in restaurant kitchens, veterinarian offices, bar bathrooms, etc. I once used it to line the bottoms of kitchen cabinets. It's available in 4x8 sheets at Lowes/HD.
I have some scrap and could send a sample my mail [shrug]. Although I fully understand the security/anonymity complications that probably brings about.
BIGMIKE13
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celotex (insulation board) 4x8 sheets at the depot for $10 each.
i have built two rooms 4x4x8 $40 each room + tin tape..
anyway, i would like to know the reflectivity of this also....thanks FDD your the best.
you can see the rooms in my sig or gallery for those who do not know what celotex is.
i have built two rooms 4x4x8 $40 each room + tin tape..
anyway, i would like to know the reflectivity of this also....thanks FDD your the best.
you can see the rooms in my sig or gallery for those who do not know what celotex is.
TeaTreeOil
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So... what? You don't want to continue the tests to, maybe, demonstrate Al foil is easily a close second to some thick aluminized Mylar?
That the findings would be.. how you say here in RIU-speak... a.. faux pas?
That the findings would be.. how you say here in RIU-speak... a.. faux pas?
MEANGREEN69
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very intersted to see how the panda film turns out..thanks FDD ..
TeaTreeOil
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I am also very interested in the results of fdd2blk's personal tests.
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