I used this material on an Epson 7900 I once had, and if I recall it specified the profile for Epson Archival Matte, (Premium Matte or what ever they call it this year). But, It required some where between 1.5x to 2x the printing density due to backlit display, or else it looked severely washed out. I did this simply by duplicating the layer and changing the blend mode to multiply, using transparency adjustment if 2x was too dense; check with a sample output on your backlit source.
I have since disposed of the 7900 and now use a Canon Pro-2000. But have not printed with the display material on it as yet. But, based on my experience, try using the profile for Moab Lasal Matte. I have a strong feeling this will look ok. It is mostly the density you will have to dial in.