May 19th, 2023
May 19th, 2023

Captain Matt here and I wanted to show you something that I love to do on the white PVC fences. If you're in lighting you know how hard they can be to light because they're so reflective. What I love to do is put an up and down light at about eye level, this way there's no glare. You'll also light up the space under the fence and if there are any trees above the fence you'll light those up too.
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