Icona Bay Thin & Flexible PET Plexiglass Plastic Sheet (24x36 x 0.03 inch, Clear), Easy to Cut for DIY Art Projects & Protective Barriers, PET Sheeting is Pliable Unlike Acrylic

Because I seem to always have frames that no one sells the replacement glass for or it breaks, thought I’d go this route. The thickness was just right and cut easily with regular scissors. And since I had to send off 2 large pictures for a baby gift, it worked out better and I believe safer! The clarity is just like a piece of glass. I will buy more when needed! Got a few pictures framed with this size and have a bit left. It’s worth it! And it came pretty quick in a flat cardboard protecter.

This plastic sheet is exactly what I was looking for. I used it to make a clear, flexible door for covering my solar generator in my converted van. I wanted to keep my dogs from messing with the wiring and keep dog hair out of the compartment, while still enabling me to see the controls, etc on the generator. The sheet arrived quickly and in perfect shape. It was very easy to cut using scissors. The sheet is very sturdy, but nicely flexible so that I can easily lift it to turn things on or off. And it is so clear! I almost forget that it's there. Great product.

Very nice and easy to cut. I used them for 19 inch x 26 inch canvas prints. The only thing I wish it was a touch thicker as it bows out a little bit, a bit to flexible. Other wise I would say a 5 star product. For a paper or photo project that size, it may lay completely flat. For smaller pictures and projects, I will definitely use again.

Super useful for my project, beyond expectation!! I had a very long sheet of paper, a long poem printed on it: letter size sheets, glued together, total length 34". I ordered a 24"x36" Plastic sheet. Cut it in half - yes, this material can be cut with normal scissors! I fixed the long paper sheet with just two pieces of double-tape on one half of the plastic (now 12x36) and simply put the other half on top of it. Electrostatic force keeps it together! I then punched 2 holes (with my desk top paper punch) on the top end and put a strong string through it. Ready to hang on the wall. It looks very fancy ... It looks perfect, I had not thought that my simple idea would indeed turn out to work. Total time spent on this less than 30 min.

This was perfect for my purposes. My cb2 lamp shade drum was starting to crack at the bottom, so I needed to replace it with a very thin sheet of plastic/acrylic. After searching high and low, this was the closest to what I was looking for. I made a makeshift compass using a thread and pen, drew and cut out a circle and slipped the cut out sheet into my lamp drum. My lamp looks as good as new now. Very happy that this was available and highly recommend it to others that need something like this. It's good quality and was protected on both sides by plastic film.

I bit larger than the measurements listed.. so now I need to figure out how to cut off less than a 1/4 of an inch so it will fit the frame.. ugh...

Unfortunately there’s a major glare to the “glass” (I think it’s technically plastic) so you can’t really see the picture in the frame unless it’s dark in the room. That sucks, so I’d recommend using in a basement or somewhere where there’s not a lot of natural light. We had to cut it slightly to fit the frame, which was actually really easy using a pair of scissors, and didn’t mess up the product at all. Overall the price was right and it came in great condition, but as you can see in the picture I attached, even with the blinds drawn, there’s a glare.

Bought this to cover a supposedly wet-erase mat that didn't really erase. This plastic is very sturdy, but flexible. The marker comes right off and it is light enough to move easily, but doesn't slide off the mat.