Rosco Fluorescent Sleeves are an efficient and comparably inexpensive way to control fluorescent lighting - the most difficult lighting to shoot under. In addition to color temperature control, sleeves give you the freedom to create many interesting colors and effects. Another major advantage of sleeves is that they help protect against potential lamp breakage by minimizing the dangers of shattered glass.

These polycarbonate tubes feature the specific color effect inserted inside the tube. These filters are available in many colors and sizes.

Polycarbonate Tube    More Than 300 Colors Available    Controls Color of Fluorescent Lighting

Includes two End Caps - Maintains lamp position and guards against shattered glass

T8 and T5 include a UV filter which allows less than 10% transmission below 390 nanometers. This prevents premature color fading and protection from harmful UV rays

Standard lengths for 2', 4', 5' and 8' lamps

Can easily be cut to custom lengths with scissors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I paint on bedroom wall?

A: You can. You will need multiple gallons. I painted a vanity with this paint color and was only able to get two coats. It could have used four in order to achieve the look I was going for. The fluorescent pink paint is very bright, but without the right amount of coats the the white base coat shows through. My suggestion is to paint some accents in the room you are thinking, and not an entire wall.

Q: 2. what is the size?

A: This Rosco Fluorescent Lighting Sleeve/Tube Guard is for T12 tubes which have a circumference of 12cm and a diameter of 38mm (1.5"). The sleeve is 1.2 meters or 4' long.

Q: 3. Do you have this in a closed frame?

A: Unfortunately, this fabric is not offered in a closed frame.

Q: 4. To clarify.. This paint is invisible in normal light. However shows up blue under black light?

A: According to Rosco, this paint has a milky white tone that fluoresces to a pale blue when using under a blacklight. When painted over a light colored surface, it would be difficult to detect it. It works best when painted over a darker area.

Q: 5. Is this 48 inches by 48 inches?

A: This would not be a square format. It would measure 48 in length with a outside diameter of 1.71 .

Q: 6. What is the difference between this 105 filter and the Rosco cinegel 3006?

A: The Rosco #105 Filter - Tough Spun - 20x24" is a stronger diffusion and blocks more light then the Rosco cinegel 3006. The 105 is around a stop of light and the 3006 is about a 1/4 stop of light.

Q: 7. Does this comes with clear coat and reducer

A: This is just a water based paint. The reducer is water. It will take multiple coats (3-5) to achieve a good hide in any commercial application setting.

Q: 8. How many sheets are included?

A: This listing is for 1 single sheet.

Q: 9. WOULD THIS WORK FOR A FRAME FOR A SPRINT CAR? WHAT ARE THE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

A: No, it is not designed for that use.This type of paint is used mainly for sets. They can be used to create special effects using ultraviolet Blacklight or combined with other Rosco paints to make normal colors more vibrant.It is suitable for use on most surfaces and for interior and exterior. Note Fluorescent pigments will degrade from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light. Avoid direct sunlight where possible.

Q: 10. Can Rosco Fluorescent Paint (white specifically) be used with any black light (i.e. 385-400 nm) or does it need 365nm only?

A: It can be used with UV light, but they do not specify the NM needed.