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From: "Don Clement" <don_clement@charter.net>
Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 23:55:38 -0700
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Wet/dry sandpaper blackened with a very light coat of Krylon ultra flat
black also works well.

DC


> You guy's ever hear of Flocking paper? I would not know the mumbers
> on reflectivity. But it is used on movies sets and designed to absorb
> light especially stray light from catching the camera lens. It works
> a treat!! it kinda looks like charcol.
>
> regards,CS
>
> Ozzy
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