Theres something i dont quite get is assuming the film at the front. i supposed alot of people are using a full glass/plastic/mirror but the lcd is a small section of the overall frame? hence the ‘digital’ section is just within the size of the lcd panel. im actually thinking of just chucking the entire monitor into the glass and wall mount it and be done with it based on what i seen online. just for clarity, lcd goes to the back of the glass/plastic then the other side of the glass/plastic (front facing human) is where the film is ya? thanks, i always thought its the back of the glass/plastic where the monitor goes into. i see alot of video indicating that the panel and glass has to be the same measurement.
if i go the film route, where should the film be installed? in front of the glass or behind? and the monitor screen goes behind the glass directly and ill have to glue the glass to the lcd panel?.Lets assume the above is not possible, i may potentially ask a vendor to custom make a 2 way mirror frame. I am trying to source in my market if theres a used glass ribba, thereafter, install a flim to it. I noticed back in the days, people are using ikea ribba photo frame because the front is made of glass instead of plastic (now).
Im finally thinking of building a mirror and i really need some guidance here as this is really not my expertise.
