Blank copperless PCB?

Hi,

I've been finding a sheet of anything that can diffuse the led lights effectively. I've found out that using a pcb on an area without copper trace/fill there works best.

Is there anyway that I am able to source a blank copperless pcb sheet and I prefer them to be white colour.

Or if you guys have any suggestion on alternatives to the effectiveness of the pcb It would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your feedback

... the "copperless" PCB material is fiberglass fabric in polymer -- so why not using some glass fabric solely?

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The thing with diffusing the led is that I wanted to have a solid sheet or plate to cover the led. I also believe that the PCB material are quite dense, solid and finer thus able to diffuse the led

... fiberglass fabric together with 2K-polymer is commonly used for building RC-models, so easy available.

It's pretty simple to make some stiff sheets with any thickness or diffusion parameters by laminating glassfiber fabric with the polymer - should work even better as the PCB-basis, as it's normall pure white, not tinted ...

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I'm sorry, I don't know how to create them. Sourcing the right material with the right tools also hard for me

... it's as simple as "painting" a thin plastic sheet with the mixed 2K-polymer, put a sheet of the fabric on the wet polymer and "paint" it again for better stability ... eventually repeat this several times to geht a thicker and more diffuse sheet ...

When the laminate is cured, it's a pretty stable sheet, what can be sawn in any shape

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