Polycarbonate Clear Plastic Sheet 12 X 18 X 0.0625 (1/16) Exact, EasyRuler Film, Shatter Resistant, Easier to Cut, Bend, Mold Than Plexiglass. VEX Robot, Hobby, DIY, Industrial. Glass Replacement

It was exactly what I needed. Cuts nice with razor knife. Has protected cover on both sides.

I needed a glass plate I could have cut to size to fit in my tray but was unable to find any glass that fit the measurements that I could get in a timely fashion or at a manageable price. it was 2 inches too long on the long end but I had no issues getting it separated by making two cuts on either site, bending the sheet and then cutting it again it scratched fairly easily from my scraper due to it being a plastic but as long as I was careful it held up for the whole semester and served its purpose well. If youre in a pinch and need a glass surface for keeping and mixing your oil paint as I did, this should last you about half a year or so, though if you can get it, real glass is preferable for that purpose.

I used it to cover a dry erase board. Wipes off easy with dry eraser. No staining.

This is nothing like plexiglass. This stuff is tough. I cut it on the bandsaw. Drilled it on a drill press and sanded it by hand. It cuts and drills easy but I was expecting the same as I get with plexiglass, which are fractures or cracks wherever youre cutting or drilling. I made a very narrow piece, and after cutting, drilling, sanding, and polishing, it had zero cracks and I stopped being gentle with it. It will scratch as its plastic, but scratches can be sanded and polished out.

So far I havent any dislikes. I use the pens on a sheet of Polycarbonate plastic. I place the plastic sheet over a crochet pattern which I use sticky dots to hold the pattern onto the plastic sheet, I then use the markers to mark the spot on the plastic where I left off on the pattern. No problem to pick up where I left off on my project and it keeps my paper pattern clean and neat.

The fine print says not to expose to sunlight or water. Unfortunately I bought it to repair a bird feeder so it will get both. So it probably wont last for years, but if it gets a couple of seasons it will be worth the price.

The polycarbonate sheet was purchased to make a chip and dust deflector for my auxiliary cabinetsaw. It came with a protective film obn both sides, which was very easy to peel off after cutting and bending, and left a crystal- clear surface. The sheet was cut with both table saw and bandsaw; it was drilled; and, with the help of a heat gun and by clamping to the bench and applying pressure via a flat board, bent. The sheet went through all these operations easily, with no cracking or splintering, and the edge was good enough that it needed no filing or sanding at all. Great for its intended use.

En mi país una lamina de esta cuesta mas del doble de lo que me costo esta, su manipulación es muy sencilla y me ha permitido utilizarla en varios proyectos, incluidos un soporte para una pantalla que tenia disponible.

Same as above

durable