Hi All,
So we are working on a couple push though clear acrylic lobby signs. Before we begin final assembly I have a few concern with the edge lighting on the letters. I wanted run this by you all before we begin the final assembly.
I have attached a picture of the cabinet for reference.
Materials:
Cabinet-Fabricated Aluminum
Backing diffuser- Poly Carb panel
Letters-Laser cut (polished edges) acrylic decorated with a blue opaque vinyl. No Diffuser vinyl of the back of the letters.
Adhesives-Lexel, Lords, and studs for poly.
Concern- The polished edges of the letters will not emit light in an elegant way.....We usually cut our acrylic on our CNC but we opted to use the laser instead (first time with a polished edge). It hard to get a good controlled test without assembling the sign.
So what ya think? Should we not use poly? Should we blast the edges? Or will the end result be classy and clean.
So we are working on a couple push though clear acrylic lobby signs. Before we begin final assembly I have a few concern with the edge lighting on the letters. I wanted run this by you all before we begin the final assembly.
I have attached a picture of the cabinet for reference.
Materials:
Cabinet-Fabricated Aluminum
Backing diffuser- Poly Carb panel
Letters-Laser cut (polished edges) acrylic decorated with a blue opaque vinyl. No Diffuser vinyl of the back of the letters.
Adhesives-Lexel, Lords, and studs for poly.
Concern- The polished edges of the letters will not emit light in an elegant way.....We usually cut our acrylic on our CNC but we opted to use the laser instead (first time with a polished edge). It hard to get a good controlled test without assembling the sign.
So what ya think? Should we not use poly? Should we blast the edges? Or will the end result be classy and clean.
