Looking Good
Looking At Your Survival Jacket/ Sheet Brings Back Less Than Happy Memories Of Past Grows ( Namely Esquimalt, Victoria 1985 )
After Lining The Complete Basement With 1/2 Inch White Polystyrene Sheet We Then Started Unwrapping The 20-30 Sheets We Had Purchased ( At The Time Made By Coleman )
Hanging Them And Using A Hair Dryer Will Remove Almost All The Creases

Before , Using Regular Wallpaper Glue To Fix The Survival Jacket To The Styrofoam Wall, Using A Squeegee To Remove Air Bubbles And Create A Nice Smooth Finish.
Less Than Happy Memories ; A Ballast Exploded That Winter Which Set Alight My Bud Room

Even Though The Polystyrene Was Just Melting , The Survival Blankets Continued To Burn , Dripping Molten Plastic On Almost Matured Plants That All Stood Higher Than Six Feet , And A Thai Plant In The Corner That Had Been Flowering For Almost A Year
All Ruined With The Plastic Dripping Into The Buds
Still I Had To Extinguish The Fire And In The Process Ended Up Being Peppered With Pieces Of Melted Plastic, Which To This Day Stay White When I Get A Sun Tan.
Nowadays I Would Chose Solid Acoustic Insulation ( Which Is Far More Reflective Than The Flimsy Semi Opaque Survival Blankets , Especially If They Have No White Background To Be Attached To.
Every Builders Supply Sell Solid Insulation , Which Comes In Almost Any Thickness You Can Think Of And On One Side It Has A Brushed Aluminum Finish ( No Hot Spots )
After My Hometent Did It's Best Banana Peeling Impression I , Armed With A Breadknife , A Tape Measure , And A Glue Product From Bostik Titled " Sticks Like Sh*t " Erected A Growroom In A Couple Of Hours
Once Up , I Used Spray-Tak Adhesive And Lined The Inside With Diamond Mylar
You Can Also Use Thinner Solid Insulation With Velcro Attached And Measure Sections Of Your Cabinet For A Nice Neat Fit
I Love DWC , And Am Looking Forewards To Your Posts
JKP
