Duco ABS Plastic Sheet 1/8 Inch Thick 8 x 12 - Two-Sided Rigid ABS Sheet (Textured Plastic Front & Smooth Back) - DIY Home Decor and Robotics Competitions Use - Black Plastic Sheet (Pack of1)

Nice, and sturdy!

Need to cut slowly but works perfect for projects and can use a heat gun to shape around contours

Thick and sturdy. I’m using it to cover a larger space than I need since I’m not to familiar with how to cut this down. I like the factory size edges and don’t want to mess it up. Good buy.

The smooth side of the plastic needed to be abraded to remove the voids, not a good molding process

Great quality sheet; definitely NOT disappointed. Was able to cut and mold with ease. I bought it to make a relay/fuse panel for my dragcar build and it worked awesome for the job. Plan on buying again to make a custom dash face plate for same build.

EASY TO WORK WITH----- USED FOR SPEAKER SURROUND

Just what I needed for a DIY project. cant beat the price for 2 6x12 sheets.

I looked all over the place for a small sheet of black plastic. I was happy to have found this. It was slightly damaged on a small part, like it was crushed by something larger, but I didnt need that part of it so it worked out. It cut easily and worked for my project!

First, the positive: the quality and thickness of the plastic are acceptable. My sheet of ABS plastic turned out to be 7-7/8 x 11-7/8. The seller messaged me to point out that this product is manufactured to host a 1/8 tolerance. Seems like quite a coincidence that both dimensions were short by 1/8.... almost as if intended. I see in another review that the customer received an item short by 1/4 in both dimensions. Long story short (pun intended), if you need exactly 8x12, you may need to do some extra due diligence to make sure your item isnt a victim of tolerances. To the sellers credit, the return was approved.

Used to keep chicken poop off the 12” Ouyolad chicken brooder. Drill the holes then heat the plate with a cheap heat gun. Easy to remove and wash. Had to “mold it” a bit after drilling the holes for the legs. Used a Harbor Freight heat gun. Very easy.