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Backlit Signs

DivMedia

New Member
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

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

Mosh

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

DivMedia

New Member
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

New Member
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

New Member
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

New Member
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.
 
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