Panda poly film wall??

beginner420

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Would you be able to split a room in half with panda poly film? Or in my case a closet, I'm just wondering if it would work without melting. I want to have a small veg area and a medium size flower area for 1 or 2 plants
 

mrCRC420

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It'll work without melting; it'll work pretty well.... I'd secure it down w/ duct tape or velcro but I've got various sections of my room with walls of poly. A CFL touching the poly will melt it - an HID close enough will melt it. But it absorbs heat and reflects light very well!
 

greenghost420

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i have turned my closet into a complete grow tent with panda film, i would staplegun it , i used duct tape and tacks and they worked good but having neg pressure i needed staplegun shit was fallin apart every now n then. im also about to test the wall theory tomorrow, im about to make a wall to block the sunlight from hitting my tent at noon while my bitches sleep. think thats what caused a hermie last time. ill post pics of what i do...
 

beginner420

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i have turned my closet into a complete grow tent with panda film, i would staplegun it , i used duct tape and tacks and they worked good but having neg pressure i needed staplegun shit was fallin apart every now n then. im also about to test the wall theory tomorrow, im about to make a wall to block the sunlight from hitting my tent at noon while my bitches sleep. think thats what caused a hermie last time. ill post pics of what i do...
Awesome man much appreciated
 

sisko707

Member
i have turned my closet into a complete grow tent with panda film, i would staplegun it , i used duct tape and tacks and they worked good but having neg pressure i needed staplegun shit was fallin apart every now n then. im also about to test the wall theory tomorrow, im about to make a wall to block the sunlight from hitting my tent at noon while my bitches sleep. think thats what caused a hermie last time. ill post pics of what i do...
Here's a tip... Cut out a bunch of 1x1 pieces of cardboard. By stapling the square between the poly and the staple, it acts kind of like a buffer and your poly wont rip off the staple. Then you can follow behind with duct tape. Awesome advice i got a couple of years ago!
 

greenghost420

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i put up a sheet along my tent to the window to block daylight, is working great! only problem is the cat keeps attacking it and i have no clue why! he did it to my other panda door lol freddy krugered my door and that had flowering plants that he was trying to shine light on lol lil curious bastard....ill put a pic of my panda job tomorrow
 

beginner420

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Cats can be such fuckers sometimes haha my grandpas cat used to flick the thing on the toaster with his paw so you couldn't make your toast.
 

little butch

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I just bought a 10' x 100' roll to build a new room in the bsmt. Finally getting out of the 3x6 space under the stairs. It worked in a pinch, but the wife finally decided that she likes me better mellow. It was a bitch to tend any plants past the 2nd bucket. I've used it before, works great. The idea of using the cardboard pieces is essential to avoid tear outs. I used to own a print shop and I can tell you goto a commercial print shop and tell them you need some chipboard cut into 1inch squares. You do the math, most chipboard comes in 23x35 inch sheets, it's the stuff that is on the back of tablets. There is one layer with no corrigation between thin layers of brown paper. Unlike cardboard it does not compress and get loose and torn. And is only a few dollars to buy and have cut. Then duct tape. Peace & be kind.
 
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