APMM Community Forum : Materials
Board Index Welcome Guest   
 
 Subject : Re:Screen Cover for an Acrylic Cover.. 01/03/2020 06:01:04 PM 
TERRY WELLMAN
Posts: 170
Location: State of Confusion
Charles,

I have two possibilities for you. They are not film based.

1. Check your local auto parts store for a headlight rejuvenating system for plastic headlight covers. I have used these products before on vehicles with good results.

2. Look into something like the 3 step Novus Plastic Polishing system. We used this on a clear resin casting project many years back. The parts came out like glass. MSC sells it.

https://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tnpla/74766544?cid=ppc-google-Returning+-+Raw+Materials+-+PLA_ssEQTU9rg___164128487249_c_S&mkwid=ssEQTU9rg|dc&pcrid=164128487249&rd=k&product_id=74766544&gclid=CjwKCAiA6bvwBRBbEiwAUER6JRYa1o3v0vA1EQFV2AzLDrZkG2DyPqt3tsTcBlrR4djLYjnSs79u5xoClZwQAvD_BwE

I'll contact my acrylic guys tomorrow to see what they might recommend.

Have fun,

Terry Wellman
St. Charles Model Works, Inc.
 Subject : Screen Cover for an Acrylic Cover.. 01/03/2020 05:06:56 PM 
Charles Overy
Posts: 32
Location: 
Hello,

Has anyone every tried to put a protective film cover on acrylic?
We delivered some models to hotel lobbies and the covers were $1000+ each. Typically they only last a year or so before they are pretty scratched up.

I was wondering if anyone had ever spec'ed a 3m roll film that is like the old (soft not glass) cell phone screen protectors. Something that could be applied in the field and last 6 to 12 months?

This install is all about service so going back is OK! [img]null[/img]

Attachments
 04.jpg [124 KB]
 
# of Topics per Page