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How did you do the backlighting on the boxes?

11 years ago

My wife and I are opening a restaurant/ wine bar in New Smyrna Beach and would love to do something similar on an accent wall. I love how sharp the lighting edges are, what's the trick?

THank you in advance for your help.

Sincerely,

James C. Peterson

Davie Florida · More Info

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SLABlite, Inc.
9 years ago
TylerCo was asked to write an article for Int’l Surface Fabricators Association’s magazine, “Countertops & Architectural Surfaces”. The article details how to backlight translucent surfaces, the digital version of the magazine is online at http://www.tylercoinc.com/news.html
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J. Alexander Interiors, Inc.
8 years ago
Thanks for the info TylerCo.
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