i cant beleive i couldnt find much searching for this but....

what is a good white paint to use for painting my grow room?

its just a closet about 2.5x5x7 (depth, width, height)

im poor as dirt too, i live in land of the lost gm factories, so any help would be greatly appriciated

flat white paint

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here check in here. you may want use an anti-mold primer or something like that before you paint. this is from the growfaqs.
http://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=...article&id=586

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how to use an industrial low bay light fixture
http://www.rollitup.org/do-yourself/...l-low-bay.html

I hate using paint mostly because I hate painting. I use panda film.

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ive got everything covered with that reflectixs from home cheapo. do you think that is good enough? i have a roll of panda film. would that be better? not trying to steal your thread.

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how to use an industrial low bay light fixture
http://www.rollitup.org/do-yourself/...l-low-bay.html

Something to consider: http://www.ceramicadditive.com/aluminum.html

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I'm using a flat white roof paint from Home Depot, rated as 90% reflective according to the label on the can. I have a 1000w light in the flowering room, and it's literally blinding in there. I can't work in there without sunglasses. 6 bucks a gallon, and I'm very happy with it thus far.

yeah i went to home creepo earlier, i found some stuff called ceiling paint... flat white and it says it gives a good sheen when light hits it, should i try it out? its like $16 bux for a gallon can what about primer like kiltz or something is that not white enough or reflective enough? thx for the alternatives too any input is greatly appreciated

yeah i read your other post b4 i went, i couldnt find what ure talking about

6 bux a gal is right up my alley!

Well, it's in the roofing area, not the paint department. You might have been looking in the wrong aisle.

I'd be wary of anything marketed as ceiling paint; typically, people don't want their ceilings to be very reflective because it creates glare spots. It may not be a very reflective paint. I know some people here have just used Kiln's flat white primer, and if I recall correctly they report that they're happy with it.