is Panda film light proof?

[goonba]

I had the idea for a cabinet to basically make a "bag" inside the cabinet. it would simply line the walls and be completely sealed (like one continuous piece) with a zipper door in the front. I guess like a tent within the actual cabinet. Question is, if the film is sealed is it thick enough to be lightproof? If not is there anything that is? thanks.

[Felixthecat]

yes it is but there are different mL thicker the better get the 5.5 ml and you would be good cause thats the one i use and its great

[haole007]

6mm "panda film" is pretty inexpensive on eeb ay.

white on one side, black on the other.

NO light will get through it, unless a seam where it overlapped isnt taped shut.

unless you have help, the 5 foot wide roll is easiest to handle (versus 10 foot wide.

if used on the floor also, and all seams secured, it can turn any area into a "tent".

filter the intake, and never enter area without being perfectly clean, and use "area only" clothing and footwear to keep out the borg (spidermite).

treat it like a laboratory. get a white lab suit for entering your area.:cool:

[caregiver420]

Here is a shot of a 10'x12.5' pandafilm sheet draped over the wooden skeleton of a grow tent in progress. This was 6mm thick, purchased from eBay (HTG) and it is totally opaque.

http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/8241/20100114180216.jpg (http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/8241/20100114180216.jpg%5D)

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