Description

white rear projection film

Accent is the lightest in color of all our rear projection films, its frosted white color blends perfectly into the architectural space where frosted white architectural films are standard, this film blends in the environment; then when projected on turns into a bright brilliant high definition projection screen.

Accent rear projection films white color is why it is our brightest film but it is also why we generally recommend it to be used in light controlled areas where the ambient light will wash out the screen itself making it harder to get a bright clear image. if you need a rear projection film for higher ambient light areas and uncontrolled lighting see our Definition Film or Definition Pro Films

Accent film can be used with tinted windows and even tinted car windows and yields similar results to using our definition film on clear glass, you can also combine it with our standard anti glare film or ultra clear anti glare film to remove glare and reflection in any lighting condition.

Accent film is applied in a wet application our application guide will walk you through the process, much like a window tint would be although our film is a little thicker and requires a little more TLC when applying than window tint does. You can purchase a Application kit with your purchase and we recommend getting some samples to test in your environment, a standard sample kit will include Accent film and our other standard films, our specialty films are not included in our standard sample packs but you can contact a representative and they can assist you with your request.

If you have questions about how rear projection films work or how they may fit into your project, feel free to contact our design dept that will gladly help walk you through any of the steps needed, we commonly assist our customer and dealers with everything from specifying the right film and projector for the project and environment, to adding touch films, projector enclosures, enclosure lifts, anti glare films and fabrication of the displays themselves.