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Unless I'm much mistaken, such films work by total internal reflection, and the backing is not a series of hemispheres (as stated in the article), but a series of cones, with a 90-degree angle at the top. —Preceding
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Scotchlite redirects here. Therefore the article should at least mention what "Scotchlite" is, and establish its relation to the term "Retroreflective sheeting". --
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Unless I'm much mistaken, such films work by total internal reflection, and the backing is not a series of hemispheres (as stated in the article), but a series of cones, with a 90-degree angle at the top. —Preceding
unsigned comment added by
87.194.171.29 (
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01:44, 27 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Scotchlite redirects here. Therefore the article should at least mention what "Scotchlite" is, and establish its relation to the term "Retroreflective sheeting". --
BjKa (
talk)
09:17, 10 June 2015 (UTC)reply