Mylar sucks - very fragile, loses its reflectivity, 'fogs' after awhile ... I used the best DuPont 2mil Mylar, never again ... I'll go back to flat white reflective surfaces, unless my 'Luminix' experiment pans out ... 'Luminix' is a Mylar-like material, for building insulation ... unlike Mylar, it is tough, won't tear, or scratch, seems almost as reflective, but I'm not sure how good, yet ... it has almost invisible pinholes in it, so the building can 'breathe', so it would have to be applied to a wall, and not 'stand-alone' ... bought mine online from Home Depot, they don't carry the 4' wide rolls in their stores, only the 2' ... might be worth checking out :smokin:
the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on . Stupid quick Paint/Mylar question So I just read that aluminum foil is shit for reflecting any kind of light, which I had heard before it's ok if u use the dull side, but that's beside my question. I just read that flat white paint works better, and doesnt wear out like Mylar may, so does any kind of flat white paint work?? Like even just spray paint?? Thanks for any input in advance... Rating: 5