Wall coverage

[Box farmer]

What do you guys think of this stuff? Seems like a better solution to panda plastic.
https://www.farmtek.com/farm/suppli...rials-ft_roofing_wall_coverings;pg108991.html

 

[DoubleTripleOG]

Seems kinda pricy for the same effect as panda or just black and white poly. I've made walls and tents out of regular black and white poly, and it worked just fine, and holds temps really well for what it is.

My advice would be to spend your money on something that matters more than some new reflective material. Rolls of 10' x 100' of black and white poly can be had for $70-$80, and will cover your walls multiple times over. If you have money to blow, go for it. I just always look for the most cost effective option.

 

[Box farmer]

Thanks double triple og
I was looking for something that I could clean real well between runs. Called farmtek and they said it's good for years and it can be pressure washed and scrubbed Seems like I have to replace or patch panda a lot. For a 10x400 foot roll it's just south of 600 delivered.
I ordered it. I'll let u guys know.
More about longevity so if 600$ lasts ten runs that would be great!!

 

[Box farmer]

Sorry 10x450 foot roll.

 

[GrizzleGrind]

Check out orca film, they say it reflects light better than panda.

 

[I wood]

Plastic was always a pain in the ass.

Drywall and paint work well for me, no cleaning just paint everything with kilz II primer.
I dare a spore or egg to survive that.

 

[Box farmer]

I have no way to attach drywall to the two inch foam I adhered to shipping container wall and ceiling fan with closed cell spray foam.