Using white frost film for rear projection on a store front?

[extremetint]

I have a long time customer and business owner that put a projector in to display on the front window of the store, The problem is I did one on there other store and the window was much smaller and worked great. This new store has a much larger window and projection film is crazy expensive so I am going to try it tomorrow afternoon, I will let you know the results.

[Sisqouc]

What did the projection film look like? More dense than frost?

[extremetint]

It was a little thicker and more dense but I think this will work almost as good for the price difference.

[flat rock stan]

All the projection film I have used has been clear prolly 2mill thick

Cheers

Stan

[TomTint]

We were on a deco job last spring where the contractor asked if we could install a 60x36" piece for them. If I remember correctly it was $a 800.00 piece of film. ( bend over now ) they got absolutely boned.

[palmettotint]

It was a little thicker and more dense but I think this will work almost as good for the price difference.

Pics?

[extremetint]

[extremetint]

That is on the other store i did the new one is much larger 41x71, I have frost film in white and bronze so i am going to try both later today to see if this works if it does wont this open up a new market for that film..

[WearTheFoxHat]

Not sure whos rear projection film you are using. Reading the 3M info available regarding its construction gives you an idea of why it costs so  much.

 

I've seen Dusted Crystal or Avery etchmark was used on a storefront for similar purposes

 

Sorry no video of the site just the still.

 

[TomTint]

I believe you can buy it from DF as well