Enclosed Lining

[arod]

Thank you slowthestone, LIP, and latewood for your information on my previous thread, all the information helped me alot. One more question that i have is, i gutted a dresser for my container and i was wondering if there is any thing that i could line it with that would be more productive then nothing at all. Any advice or ideas from any one would be great.

Thanks:rasta:

arod Reviewed by arod on 08-03-2006. Enclosed Lining Thank you slowthestone, LIP, and latewood for your information on my previous thread, all the information helped me alot. One more question that i have is, i gutted a dresser for my container and i was wondering if there is any thing that i could line it with that would be more productive then nothing at all. Any advice or ideas from any one would be great. Thanks:rasta: Rating: 5

[Jdog7000]

Flat white paint is the most efficient easy to get solution.
Mylar is good too.
I use unsulation foam to line my room.
It insulates,keeps bugs out and reflects light light Panda Paper.
(Black and white plastic sheeting)This would also work.

[Garden Knowm]

(Black and white plastic sheeting)This would also work.

visqueen

[HARDDON]

PRIOR to lining with paint or white, I used the cheapest 3 mil plastic sheeting I could find.

It lines the entire area....acts as a great odor control and helps keep out varmits and spidery critters if you do it properly.

Here is a pic of the mylar on top of the plastic sheeting.

[dryst]

how about foil?

[arod]

Is black felt ok? i got some becuz it can also keep the light from leaking out. But after i thought maybe the black absorbs some of the light or something. If the black felt is no good, i can glue some white paper, or white cardboard to the felt.

[Garden Knowm]

arod.. black is NO good... : )
iloveyou

[HARDDON]

how about foil?

sure foil will work. not as good as white paint...but it will work.