Light reflector advice needed

[ace70568]

Hey all,i have a 4'x8' table to light up and i have 2 1000w hps light's to use.

What reflector's would give me the best light spread?

ace70568 Reviewed by ace70568 on 07-10-2008. Light reflector advice needed Hey all,i have a 4'x8' table to light up and i have 2 1000w hps light's to use. What reflector's would give me the best light spread? Rating: 5

[spliffy777]

hi there i use the diamond reflectors just 4 piece of mind .they say they eliminatethe hot spots from the bulb .they also say u get best coverige with this reflector. dont no how true that is thou ,but if it works 4 the hot spots then great i can sacrifice a little coverage 4 that . hope this helps spliff

[Opie Yutts]

well you're probably going to want an enclosed hood or cool tube for that much heat. Make sure it is air tight.

[Sigur Ros]

hi there i use the diamond reflectors just 4 piece of mind .they say they eliminatethe hot spots from the bulb .they also say u get best coverige with this reflector. dont no how true that is thou ,but if it works 4 the hot spots then great i can sacrifice a little coverage 4 that . hope this helps spliff

Diamonds are second to Pro Ultra shades. Either one is good tho, they both direct the light excellently and aid eliminating hotspots.

well you're probably going to want an enclosed hood or cool tube for that much heat. Make sure it is air tight.

If heat is an issue for you then you might want to try that. Cooltubes are quite bad tho imo, try something better if you can. You do loose lumens through the glass, but you can get them closer...