Any ideas on preventing light leakage?

[stifnek]

Hello me AGAIN!
Just a quick one, been trying all day to 'fill in' the gaps in my dodgy door, so that when the kitchen light is turned off at night, it doesn't look like an alien has landed! I put some draught excluder in the frame but I think cos the doors so f&&*^d you still see it. Then I folded sheets of newspaper very thinly, and taped them to the outer edge of the door. Works a bit but still see some. Can't think of anything else but filler!

stifnek Reviewed by stifnek on 08-27-2006. Any ideas on preventing light leakage? Hello me AGAIN! Just a quick one, been trying all day to 'fill in' the gaps in my dodgy door, so that when the kitchen light is turned off at night, it doesn't look like an alien has landed! I put some draught excluder in the frame but I think cos the doors so f&&*^d you still see it. Then I folded sheets of newspaper very thinly, and taped them to the outer edge of the door. Works a bit but still see some. Can't think of anything else but filler! Rating: 5

[Markass]

You'll need a joint and a chair. Sit and smoke the joint, then go to the store and find something with adhesive on one side of it to stick on the bottom, side, and top and your problem will be solved.

[jamstigator]

Duct tape, calk, and weather stripping are your best friends.

[stifnek]

nice one guys. happy smoking.