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Reflective Mylar Mirror Mask


Question Posted Sunday August 5 2012, 5:43 pm

Has anyone every worked with it? I am trying to make a mirror mask, meaning, a mask covered with a a reflective surface so that the viewer will be able to see their reflection in it. I looked it up online but I have never seen it in person. Is Reflective Mylar like looking into a mirror? Thanks

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orphans answered Monday August 6 2012, 4:57 am:
I don't think it's like looking in to a mirror: it looks sort of blurry? I THINK I saw this in a garden center once, and was staring at it, wondering what it was.

May I suggest popping down to your local garden center, or hardware store, etc, and checking it out?

Hope I helped :)

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