I want to hide blond backing w/ bronze supports on the back of a piano. Is this cloth transparent or will it hide the above?
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I used the cloth to fill the void in two door covering my electronics and satellite head end gear. I originally had glass which always needed cleaning. I made a frame to fit the to fit the space and stretched cloth and stapled in place. This worked great and the cloth has no acoustical problems. Hope this helps
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Cloth is virtually opaque. Speakers are not visible behind the black grill cloth I installed on several different speakers both vintage and contemporary. Could you not return it, if it doesn't meet your expectations (before it is cut, of course)?
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I used the speaker cloth to cover a raw wood frame I constructed to fill a space in my old entertainment centre, and it hides the frame very well. I also liked the way it stretched smoothly to cover the frame. I can not comment on the acoustic properties of the cloth as I do not have a speaker(s) mounted behind it. It's a good product for the purpose I used the cloth for. Hope this helps.
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No, the "clear" plastic is opaque. We use it to cover the carpet in our craft rooms during Vacation Bible School.
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It is transparent enough that you can see the shapes and forms of what is behind it. If you want it for privacy....that's not what you'll get. But it is a nice decorative piece. I love it.
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If you go right up to it, you'll be able to see through it. However, the back of a piano is dark, so you should be fine.
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It is canvas so it likely will not block much sound....definitely block whatever it's in front of
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Shade cloth on the outside of windows works great, but I would get beige rather than the black pictured here. I made lightweight wood frames and stapled the shadecloth to those, then attached them above and below the window with screws. This allows easy removal and replacement.
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There's actually 2 pieces with the three colors, blk,wht,green. So you have the muslin then a back felt sheet,(I believe this is given to make the backgrounds less transparent). You could stand on material however the stands are very light weight and would need to have sand bags on them or the pressure from a person stepping on the area that meets the floor could pull the whole thing down.
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It does not hide what's behind the fabric. Especially if there is lighting on the opposite side.
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I don't think that would be a good idea, because with the constant bending and shape-changing of cloth, it would peel off before too long. I believe this is intended to attach to something hard, stable, and non-porous, like metal. There could be cloth-backed reflective strips that would be better suited to your needs.
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Actually, no it is not transparent. It's a pretty thick plastic. Very pretty.
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It was clear, but a little bit shiny so that it was visible on the blue aprons for which I was using it. It was only visible close up, though, and I could remove the part that was showing by scratching it off with my fingernail. It worked very well to attach ribbon to the aprons.
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Yes it isn't solid colored so if there are decals on your laptop underneath they would be visible. I just tried it to check it out for you. I know there are some available that are more solid, this one is rubberized which is what makes it clearer.
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In my experience, it is transparent and only brings out the natural shades if the wood. It comes off naturally and doesn't seem to penetrate so much as coat
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It's clear. It will definitely smooth things out but not sure it would hide something deep. It certainly stays on well and protects though.
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Hi there. Fabric backing is pure white, but not real thick. I always use a white backing fabric under anything anyway.i love this product because once your photo is on there you are ready to go...no ironing onto another piece of fabric. I am working on a photo transfer quilt now, and all of it is Inkjet Fabric. They do recommend Scotch Guarding it,however, when you are done with your project. Hope this helps. You do not need Bubble Jet Setter or anything else, just Scotch Guard when you are done.
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It obscures it pretty well. My navy back just looks vaugely blue but mostly black brighter colors will show more but you definitely aren't going to see the gain of the wood super clearly especially If its ebony.
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The material will act as a dual sided screen...just a little muted. It is very sheer. The non shiny side is for front projection. You would need a backer sheet to not shine through. I used landscape black weed block material doubled up since my screen is in front of my fireplace( non used) wall and had too much light pass through and reflection off the wall. The speakers do sound great through the screen though.