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fog a mirror?

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Topic: fog a mirror?

Posted By: clelia
Subject: fog a mirror?
Date Posted: 12/21/08 at 12:24pm

What do you use for best effect - so it still looks like a mirror but doesn't bounce the light.

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Posted By: Topper
Date Posted: 12/21/08 at 2:38pm

Hairspray.

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Posted By: Kathy S
Date Posted: 12/21/08 at 9:49pm

Another might be frosted contact "paper"

Posted By: pfinn
Date Posted: 12/29/08 at 4:06pm

Snow in a Can. It is even on sale right now.

Posted By: ttlss
Date Posted: 12/29/08 at 7:43pm

Hairspray works well.

Posted By: JoeMc
Date Posted: 12/30/08 at 12:43am

I find Hairspray works & is far cheaper than the Anti glare spray from Rosco or Lee filters, as suggested by Topper! However apply it like spray painting, with long even blows & from a few feet away.

You can also get silk or anti glare filters, to put in your lanterns, which also helps on focused areas..

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