Backlit Signs

[DivMedia]

What point styrene or lexan would I print on to frame on top of a backlit panel/light box? I want it to have a similar look to duratran.

 

[iSign]

using a 3/16" white diffuser behind it?

 

[DivMedia]

About 1/16" or 2mm.

 

[iSign]

What?
1/16" what? ...styrene print? ... White diffuser?
Big box, little box? ... Exterior?
What is this 20 questions?

 

[Gino]

Welcome from PA...................................

 

[Mosh]

indoor, outdoor, full color print, vinyl lettering only, L.E.D. lit,....more info please....
how deep is the cabinet....

 

[DivMedia]

The white diffuser is 1/16" thick. Indoor sign, full color, 24x30" box. The film would just lay on the light box with 1/2" wide snap frame holding the film in.

 

[DivMedia]

Sorry about lack of info/knowledge on the subject, this is a new product we are playing around with. We don't even make it, and I can't seem to get many specs on the panel minus what i can gather by looking at it.

 

[iSign]

well, if indoors, at least you don't have to worry about it blowing out in traffic.. so if the 1/16 is enough to diffuse whatever illumination source is in there, then why not just use a duratrans?

 

[DivMedia]

One of the printers we might use to print some of the art/film doesn't carry duratran, so I wanted to figure out a comparable substitute. They mentioned lexan and styrene, but caught me off guard when they asked what point i wanted.

I'm brand new to backlit screens, my company does digital signage, so I'm a little clueless.