what I usually do with the led installations I make, is to put bubble plastic in between, so you create some distance but wont lose to much of the light intensity. then on top place a difusing material like the led foam, or kite fabric, which difuses very good as well...
If you get a chance find a broken flat screen TV and pull it apart, you'll find 3 or 4 layers of realy good light defuse sheets, check this old video, may give you a idea, it's paper thin, and I'm only using one layer on this one. ruclips.net/video/BC3XksfIFzg/видео.html
what I usually do with the led installations I make, is to put bubble plastic in between, so you create some distance but wont lose to much of the light intensity. then on top place a difusing material like the led foam, or kite fabric, which difuses very good as well...
Very good idea 👍
Thank you for share this information and tests !
Is there a spray version of this foam? (Asking before watching the whole vid through 😅)
very helpful video, thank you!!
What about backing the foam with bond paper? Think it would bump up the diffusion without sacrificing thinness?
Love the video, I love the smooth breathing effect you got; where did you find the code for it?
what kind of sealant have you been trying on the stuff? i noticed its pretty textured. difficult if you want to make a glowing sword
Great video.
is it same with polyfoam?
If you get a chance find a broken flat screen TV and pull it apart, you'll find 3 or 4 layers of realy good light defuse sheets,
check this old video, may give you a idea, it's paper thin, and I'm only using one layer on this one.
ruclips.net/video/BC3XksfIFzg/видео.html
What about heat, does the foam heat up... melt over time?
One of the interesting point of LED is the very very VERY low (almost null) heat emanation of it :) So no, it wont melt.
When you add "LED" you get to add more money to the product.. its just Jiffy packing foam a 25m roll is about $15
this looks almost like cheap packing foam sheets