placement of reflective
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I have an izip tricruiser electric tricycle-I installed the reflector on the rear of the cargo basket-it cost me about 4.00 for the mounting bracket and the nuts and bolts but it is worth it-many people told me that before I installed the reflector they could not really see me when it was dusk or early dawn or on a foggy day but now they can see me from a good distance. They should include this reflector with the trike from the factory!!
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Any sign that is reflective will really be lit up like there was a bright fixed light source on it with just one of these lights. I actually use two of these simultaneously and they light thing up the road well well. I have one set for about bright 30-40 coverage and the second for further down the road. They are pretty economical in battery use (2 AA).
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Hi Jake. I think that it would be best to paint it. It has a non-reflective paint on it, making it hard to see. I hope that it works out. Enjoy it!! Pat King.
366119
I am not sure about the size of the space for the numbers. I had opted not to use that space because I wanted big reflective numbers.
14101
Each reflector is on what would be the top of a metal bolt. Its bolt would insert through a hole and be attached by tightening the wing nut that came on the reflector/bolt.I had gotten the reflectors to be put on some wooden posts. So I pre-drilled a hole the same size as the bolt (I.e., bolt's width and length) and screwed the reflector/bolt into the hole by hand. Once I was sure it fit OK, I first squeezed some carpenter's glue into the pre-drilled hole to ensure that the reflector/bolt will be secure.
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They go on the outside of the window as the reflective covering is on that side. I did, however, accidentally use them on the inside for a bout a year and still had good results keeping the birds from crashing into the windows. Hope that helps.
901177
Yes, slightly reflective. They are very good sheets; I love mine. Very durable and comfortable.
301285
If your still looking at a way to get your driveway reflective. You can do it like alot of highway line painters work Reflective Standard Glass Beads 1 Pound this is something close to what they use on the highway but all you do is paint your line on each side of the driveway and sprinkle this item over top of the paint and it will look like it does on the highway or close to it
571111
What the others said, but in addition it would also be problematic to get a large sheet of mylar, even on an acrylic surface, to lay down perfectly. You would probably end up with little flaws and wrinkles in addition to a suboptimal reflective surface.
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Reflective. Red green with multiple sight options. It is a cheap and effective sight for my ar pistol. Not combat ready.
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This protector makes it rather highly reflective, they have other options available that aren't so glossy, but you'll need to view their website to see what is available.
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About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into fixture). You'll still need additional reflectors on the sides of the joined fixtures. I made a four tube, four foot light for less than $30 this way. About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into... » Read More About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into fixture). You'll still need additional reflectors on the sides of the joined fixtures. I made a four tube, four foot light for less than $30 this way. « Show Less
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Hi Richard, yes, there are reflective strips on the back as well. You can view that in the 2nd photo in the listing. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your interests. Nathan
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I did. Due to the double up when overlapping you notice at certain angles the reflection is becomes a bit wonky. But still looks good and serves it's purpose (To help improve my visibility).
200784
this might work, if exposed to enough light. something reflective might be a better choice. maybe a trial test would be in order to find out for sure.
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The whole surface of the mirror is reflective when the camera is off,, when activating the camera the image shows through the center,, great product!! I am very satisfied...
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I suggest to take a few two by fours along with some l braces and screw them into the void or the place where you intend to locate these storage units. hope this idea helps. Braces at lowes Home Search "braces" Stanley-National Hardware Double Wide Corner BraceStanley-National Hardware Double Wide Corner BraceEnlarged ImageStanley-National Hardware Double Wide Corner Brace