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![]() Hey, sorry to take you guys away from all the drama of the other thread
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![]() I could be way off, but as far as I know only some polarized glass can block UV rays.
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![]() not sure. i do know that all glass doesnt block UV tho or you could not get a sunburn in a car with the window up
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![]() Sure ya can
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![]() Ahh, I get you now. Thanks.
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![]() well, actually all glass does block some to a certain extent but they make different tints for sunglasses and such. I'm almost certain the glass used for UV shield for DE lights is regular glass but the glass refracts some of the rays. if you kept your arm underneath a SE lamp long enough you'll get burnt,
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![]() any glass will block the harmfull UV rays, the UV A that gives you a suntan is not the UV we are concerned about as much as we are UV B and C. and UV C will be totaly blocked by glass and UV B will be almost totaly blocked from what I have been reading.
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![]() So what You're saying Steve is that if a person was to DIY a set of DE lights useing regular glass they shouldn't have anymore problems with UV than if they bought a factory fixture?
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