shiny white plastic would work really well so long as the surface is fairly even. I've used seratone which is a white shower/bathroom lining product sold here in NZ which is really quiet shiny, even, flat, waterproof (my humidity level is about 59/60%RH) and as it's a composite wood product I can cut it, glue it, screw it etc - the draw back is it is F**King expensive but I had some left over from doing my shower If you can mount your plastic evenly and with as little interruptions (ie screws through etc) as possible then I say go for it - especially as you'd probably get it at staff rates or something
builderdan Reviewed by builderdan on . Heres one to stump some...Zandor and Knowm...need help Ok guys...i am doing a little research and no one in the regular chat rooms can help me so here it goes... If you look up mylar on the internet...it is just plain ol plastic film...and guess what...i work where i make plastic....but we do not make reflective plastic such as the mylar you are all used to using...so here is the question... If someone is able to use flat white paint as a reflector...(i know its not a great one) but it is still a reflector...and is kinda low on cash...would white Rating: 5