Don't know but try it and let us know.
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Light proof door
- Thread starter Ichabod Crane
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Don't know but try it and let us know.
What a nice set up!
R.Fortune
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nachoconqueso
Member
I'm doing something similar. Staples will pull out though. Try Liquid Nails. You won't get any lift from the Velcro.
Yes I had to staple the crap out of it to get it to stay. Didn't think of liguid nails good idea.
Just a couple of thoughts.
Hook and loop can be had for much less from a Drapery Supply Mailorder,,, in 20 yd or more rolls.. a roll lasts me for years. Last time I ordered (years ago), was from R.H. Rowley Co. 1-800-343-4542.... I don't know if they are even in business yet. The roll was 25 yards brand Aplix NOT self stick, as that really isn't the answer. It needs to be glued, stapled or sewn on, to hold,,, or at least that was true some years ago.
Also, you might want to add a vent down low, that will open up a bit. You'll avoid premature 'burn out' of your extractor fans. Sounds like you may be working your extractor a bit much?
And a good Harvest to all!
Hook and loop can be had for much less from a Drapery Supply Mailorder,,, in 20 yd or more rolls.. a roll lasts me for years. Last time I ordered (years ago), was from R.H. Rowley Co. 1-800-343-4542.... I don't know if they are even in business yet. The roll was 25 yards brand Aplix NOT self stick, as that really isn't the answer. It needs to be glued, stapled or sewn on, to hold,,, or at least that was true some years ago.
Also, you might want to add a vent down low, that will open up a bit. You'll avoid premature 'burn out' of your extractor fans. Sounds like you may be working your extractor a bit much?
And a good Harvest to all!
Light proof and also very stealth
Nah no me it's a wife thought 
Nah no me it's a wife thought
I hope you had a plasma cutter. Fridge steel is strong and unforgiving! Pain in the ass to cut.
I wish you were my neighbor lol...nice work brah!
It is to hot where you live.
With the velcro that I use, I don't need staples as long as I let the velcro sit for 24 hours after installation.
Where do you get your velcro and what brand is it?
Home Depot. I don't know the name. There's only 2 or 3 brands there. The first time that I used it (1998), I made the mistake of getting in the door only 20 minutes after installation and the velcro fell apart. When you leave it alone for 24 hours before trying to open the door, it shouldn't come off unless you put it on when it was dusty on the wood. I make sure to clean the wood first.
Sweet thanks.
cheifnugget
Member
Great threat I was just thinking of doin this with some panda and Velcro...just like in the opening rolling it up once I open the normal door.
after prolonged uses the reflectix will leak light ...tek foi;l from farmtek is available in many thickness and 6 ft rolls if needed.....when I rebuilt my tent I used reflectix on it including door...worked great...
Maybe soo, but I am going past a year and a half with one hole in six doors. Hand watering everyday.
