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thecannacove

thecannacove

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Ace Yonder said:
Hahaha that's classic! I can't tell you how many photo's I've taken with my mylar in the background that I had to edit/delete at the last second right before I posted them because I noticed that my big dumb face was right there in the reflection, clear as day, photobombing the bud pics
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ROFL. That's awesome. Side bar... why do you go with the Mylar instead of simple flat white latex paint??
 
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i have almost done it myself. i keep my wheelie bin in the shed and never noticed before but it has a small white sticker with the address of my house on it. found it in the background of 1 of my pics once, luckily before i posted it
 
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BSD0621

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racerboy71 said:
depends on your country of course, but in the us of a, even the possession of cannabis seeds is illegal.. :(
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Where did you hear this?? Because that is false. cannabis seeds are legal to posses. germination isn't (depending on state's legal status)
 
jointed

jointed

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seeds aren't legal bro....if they are legal in your state, tell me so I can move there...lol
 
Ace Yonder

Ace Yonder

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thecannacove said:
ROFL. That's awesome. Side bar... why do you go with the Mylar instead of simple flat white latex paint??
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Mylar reflects about 95% light and is super easy to wipe clean, whereas white paint reflects about 80% and gets dirty pretty easy when you're working with soil. Also, Mylar is easy to put up and take down, so I don't have to paint every new spot I decide to grow in. If I had a big grow room I would probably just go with paint, but in the size spaces I'm working with a 4ft wide roll of 2mil mylar is the perfect size to cover every surface with single sheets.
 
jointed

jointed

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Ace Yonder said:
Mylar reflects about 95% light and is super easy to wipe clean, whereas white paint reflects about 80% and gets dirty pretty easy when you're working with soil. Also, Mylar is easy to put up and take down, so I don't have to paint every new spot I decide to grow in. If I had a big grow room I would probably just go with paint, but in the size spaces I'm working with a 4ft wide roll of 2mil mylar is the perfect size to cover every surface with single sheets.
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That make's sense, panda film is good too
 
Ace Yonder

Ace Yonder

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jointed said:
That make's sense, panda film is good too
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I wanted panda film but it wound up being a bit too pricey and I worried that if one of my lights shifted and touched it it might melt, and that's not a problem with the mylar. But I do really like the b/w poly panda film
 
thecannacove

thecannacove

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Ace Yonder said:
I wanted panda film but it wound up being a bit too pricey and I worried that if one of my lights shifted and touched it it might melt, and that's not a problem with the mylar. But I do really like the b/w poly panda film
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You're right, for a smaller space, the Mylar makes a lot more sense than paint :)

I have like 15' x 10' panda I'm not using but that will probably change shortly when my clones are ready. Wife said I could use one of our upstairs closets for my younguns and vegging :D

Do I smell a perpetual grow comin? :cool:
 
jointed

jointed

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thecannacove said:
You're right, for a smaller space, the Mylar makes a lot more sense than paint :)

I have like 15' x 10' panda I'm not using but that will probably change shortly when my clones are ready. Wife said I could use one of our upstairs closets for my younguns and vegging :D

Do I smell a perpetual grow comin? :cool:
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Hell Yeah...you got the hard part covered....APPROVAL :)
 
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