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....anything that helps me find my way.

If you have the light on,you can see in.

Its a very good idea.

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Yes it is.

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Yes it is, reflective material is design for outdoor activity in low visible condition, in daytime when sunlight is enough is looks grey color, but in night it can reflective light and seem shining, reflective tint is chemical characteristic but reflective fabric or heatransfer pattern( you can see it in many reflective vest or traffic police uniform) reflect because physical principles?it's harmless and widly used.