Re: All-Glass Reflector

[Kirk Melton <triax at bellsouth_net>]

The flashing works well...I have done this myself...it works REALLY well if 
you use something like Mother's Aluminum Wheel polish to shine it first 
though.  Good luck!


> Hello,  The white plastic reflector in my twin bulb lightstrip on my
> 20 gallon high is disintegrating.  Is there a replacement reflector out
> there that I can use.   The light strip uses standard bulbs.  Thanks,
> Ray
>
> You can use some aluminum flashing (available at many hardware stores) to 
> make a new reflector. Just form it into a "U" shape and make it fit inside 
> the light strip. It's not great, but it's cheap and it will work better 
> than nothing.
>
> -Bill
>
>
> *****************************
> Waveform Technology
> UNIX Systems Administrator



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