Polycarbonate Clear Plastic Sheet 24" X 24" X 0.0625" (1/16") Exact, EasyRuler Film, Shatter Resistant, Easier to Cut, Bend, Mold Than Plexiglass. Window Panel, Industrial, Hobby, Home, DIY, Crafts

I got this to put over my grid and use as a dry erase surface for TTRPGs and it works exactly as intended. It’s as clear as a window. If I could do it again I’d have gotten a larger sheet but that’s on me and not the product. Larger sheets were available. It’s much better than drawing maps directly onto your grid and easier to clean as well.

I used the Polycarbonate plastic to replace a very OLD windshield on my motorcycle. The original plastic was probably Polycarbonate as it was very flexible, but terribly scratched and wavy from how it was stored (not by me). I could NOT find the original round type bead on the outer edge that gave it strength and rigidity, so I used some black flexible trim with an 1/8" rod inside the trim. That really worked great, it holds its shape and does not bend or flex when riding. I feel safer using the Poly rather than Plexiglass as that plastic may shatter if something hard hits it whereas I don't think the Poly will. I also think if I was to make another windshield, I would use a thicker/heavier piece... maybe 1/8", but this one should last a long while.

Sheet is as expected. Seems good. Is flexible a bit.However the ruler drawn on it does not align with edges. Don't rely on it. See photo attached where you can see the gap between the edge and the line being different at top vs bottom.also the ruler does not seem to be at 1 inch markings.Quality wise is good though and after straight cutting should work for me.

I am happy with my purchase.

I used this on the front of a virtual pinball backbox and this was exactly the size it said. Most importantly, unlike plexiglass it didn't shatter or break from small & large holes (1/8" and 3.5"). It also looks great with screens behind it and paint for plastic stuck on exactly like I wanted.

Polycarbonate like this is what pinball lightshield plastics are made from. Many plastics are not available either new or used, so if your game needs some or all of the plastics, this is the material you need. I cut it to shape with a very fine blade scroll saw. The plastic has a covering on both sides that help protect it while you are working with it, then when you are finished shaping it you can peel off the protective covering. Fortunately Amazon has a good selection of sizes and thickness of this polycarbonate plastic since it is hard to find locally. 1/16" is the correct thickness for pinball plastics.

Bought this to replace my storm window glass. It shattered out of the blue. Didn’t know where to buy the glass replacement so decided to try this alternative. Works great. Very happy with purchase

It came in a large box, safely packed and just as pictured.