Homedepot
Look up reflectix. 5x100- roll.
I use this on the interior of my flower room. You must use something to block the light, black contractors plastic (6ml is what I used), or sheet rock or the like.
I gotta say, isn’t the fold in the panda film pretty trivial?
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Lay it out flat, place a cloth over it and carefully iron your cut pieces of plastic film to remove those stupid wrinkles. It worked very well for me.
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hang it, then warm and smooth fold with a heat gun.
Lrus007
I would just call or email the manufacturer and tell them what you need and ask them what it’s gonna take to get it done. I imagine it’s packaged so they’re able to utilize the most out of a shipping pallet so chances are they could ship it however you want. It would just be a special order and I imagine with a different shipping price.
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Thanks for all the suggestions guys, I’m gonna give the Orca film a shot. I really like white. Easy to see dirt, looks neat & sharp. If I could have my way I’d do the floors white too lol.
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Truly not trying to be a dick, but why is wall reflectivity that important? I’ve not given 2 shits about that since I started, and I do quite well. You just looking for a clean look? That I get that 100% Especially after building out a room, last you wanna do is fuck the fit and finish at the end.
Yea, I really like walking into a clean white room lol. Plus the plastic is easy to clean when I foliar or spray anything.
What do you use each for Demon?
Panda film on the lower 2’ of my flower room walls and floor. Redlexrix material on the rest of the wall. Panda on roof as well.
My walls and ceiling are overlapped 3’ and triple taped.
Any reason you use one on top and one on the bottom? Come on Demon, give us a spoon full!
I also have 6ml black contractors plastic (2 layers) behind the ceiling panda, wall reflectix, and floor.
Reflectix has a bit more reflective properties vs panda. The panda floor I replace (well just add another layer) after every 2nd or 3rd run. My t9 cmh puts out quite a bit of uva/b, and dry-rots the panda floor.
If you ever were in fla or cali (or the like), and been in the sun for a but and feel that “tingle” from the sun, that’s the uv kicking tour skins ass. Same principal goes with my lighting. I must wear long sleeve shirt, and glasses when I’m in my garden or my upper body gets tingling from the light.
Best bet is flat white paint. Mold/mildew resistant is key. The best reflective per cost.
Now I wonder if my bulb is t9. I’m constantly in shorts and tee and just a visor cap in my room.
If you guys lose me, you know who did it. CMH did it to me.
Take a pic of the bulb and post here.
OR
Look at the bulb (off of course), does it have a single glass housing (t9) or is it double glass (jacketed, 2 layers of glass, t12) bulb?
One (T9) is rated for air cooled or sealed enclosures ONLY. The other (T12) is rated for any mounting type. As the outer jacket will stop (hopefully) the inside glass exploding out and onto your floor, and setting it on fire. He caught it as it happened before burning down the house.
Mine definitely has two glasses thank the lawd
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T12
Can be used in any type of fixture or open bulb application. BUT blocks pretty much all uv if in a glass hood. 3 layers of glass now.
I’ll make sure I grab t9’s then for the vented hoods I plan on putting in the flower! 
good thing I’m learning this now lol only about a week away before I order everything.
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