Art3d Plexiglass Sheets, Clear & Flexible, 5-Pack of 24 x 36"

I use these to cover up maps that I play board games on and they work very well. some of the board games required using dry erase markers and it was very easy to write and erase on these surfaces.

I got these acrylic sheets to make a dust cover for a diy book nook I put together. These sheets are crystal clear and were fairly easy to cut. Super durable and so far I see no scratching. My project turned out great!

I have purchased these sheets a few times. They are especially useful for keeping our cats out of areas we don't want them to go. They are easy to cut to size with a proper tool. Easy to clean and last a long time.

as ordered worked great

Tried to cut this with a plexiglass scoring tool, it was not successful. Used my jig saw and it worked great.I made windows for my camper screen door, I cut them so they would fit inside the slots on my screen door.They look great, I can install them in less than a minute and take them out quickly also. I just bend them so they will pop into the 1/4 slots on the sides of my screen door. This size was perfect for my needs!

Used to replace broken picture frame glass, easy to cut to size, and safer than glass. Good visibility.

Just fyi. PET plastic isn’t acrylic (“Plexiglass”). Plexiglass is a trade name for a product line utilizing PMMA (polymer). PET is the stuff plastic soda bottles are made of.Pros: 1 mm thin - which is what I needed for my specific application. Optical clarity is pretty good. Easy enough to cut by hand and on a table saw (using a blade designed to cut plastics). Note: Don’t use an Xacto (or similar) knife when hand cutting. Get a knife meant for cutting sheet plastic instead. Easy to thermoform using a standard hair dryer.Cons: The seller labeling the sheets as “PET/Plexiglass” is a bit of a con. (Small wonder Amazon mentions that customers frequently return the item.)

Really good. Strong plexiglass, I found so many uses for it, I ordered another package. But it extended the edge of the table I was using enough for my paint pen organizers to be stable, without that one extra inch, they wobbled. I also used these thin but rigid panes of plexiglass to cover gaps between adjacent pieces of furniture so nothing drops between them. I would caution that the corners are sort of sharp, so I’d be careful using it around children if those corners aren’t covered in some way.

Great plexiglass did the job.