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 Clear plexiglass in-out basket w side pocket/slide out  US $22.00
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 PETG Sheet 1/8" x 24" x 48" - Clear - Lexan - Plexiglass US $27.90
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 Acrylic Sheet 1/8" x 16" x 20" - Clear Plexiglass US $6.07
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 Acrylic Plexiglass clear 1 sheet - 3/4" x 24" x 24" US $71.99
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 Acrylic Plexiglass clear 2 sheets - 3/4" x 12" x 24" US $71.99
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 PLEXIGLASS SHEET CLEAR 3/4" x 31.7/8" x 23.7/8" US $116.00
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 Clear Acrylic Plexiglass Tube 4 OD x 3-3/4" ID X 11-7/8 US $11.49
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 ACRYLIC PLEXIGLASS SHEET CLEAR 1/2" x 11.7/8" x 11.7/8" US $12.75
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 ACRYLIC PLEXIGLASS SHEET CLEAR CAST 1/4"x35.7/8x15.7/8 US $28.00
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 ACRYLIC PLEXIGLASS SHEET CLEAR CAST 1/4"x11.7/8"x11.7/8 US $8.00
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 ACRYLIC PLEXIGLASS SHEET CLEAR 1/8"x 5.7/8" x 5.7/8" US $5.00
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Polycarbonate Sheet, ASTM D3935, Clear, 1/16" Thick, 12" Width, 24" Length Sale Price: $10.81  |
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Commonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F (190C). |
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Polycarbonate Sheet, ASTM D3935, Clear, 1/4" Thick, 12" Width, 24" Length Sale Price: $20.69 |
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Commonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F (190C). |
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Polycarbonate Sheet, ASTM D3935, Clear, 1/8" Thick, 12" Width, 24" Length Sale Price: $13.61 |
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Commonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F (190C). |
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Acrylic Sheet, Smooth UL 94HB, Clear, 0.118" Thick, 24" Width, 48" Length Sale Price: $27.95 |
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Extruded acrylic sheet is a continuously processed acrylic sheet that is crystal clear, impact resistant and weather resistant. It offers high molecular weight for superior thermoforming, bending and flame polishing. Acrylic sheet is one of the most durable thermoplastic materials for resisting scratches. |
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Acrylic Sheet, Smooth UL 94HB, Clear, 0.177" Thick, 24" Width, 48" Length Sale Price: $37.22 |
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Extruded acrylic sheet is a continuously processed acrylic sheet that is crystal clear, impact resistant and weather resistant. It offers high molecular weight for superior thermoforming, bending and flame polishing. Acrylic sheet is one of the most durable thermoplastic materials for resisting scratches. |
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10 Pack - 6-inch, 16x150mm Clear Plastic Test Tubes with Caps List Price: $2.78 Sale Price: $1.79 |
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These general purpose clear plastic test tubes are ideal for use in many applications from laboratory analysis to food and beverage service. |
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Weld-On 16 Acrylic Cement - 5 Oz Sale Price: $13.50 |
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WELD-ON 16 is a very high strength, clear, medium bodied, fast curing, solvent-type acrylic cement. Applied to cast, molded or extruded acrylics, it will affect initial bonds very quickly so some parts may be handled within a few minutes. Bond strength continues to develop very rapidly reaching a substantial level and forming strong joints within hours. This product may be thinned with WELD-ON 3 by approximately 10%. Initial bond forms very quickly so some parts may be handled within a few minutes of application. Joints are water and weather resistant and will generally have similar physical and chemical properties to acrylic plastic. Color: Clear Contents of Tube: 5 oz (44 ml) |
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Restroom LED Clear Plexiglass Sign w/12V AC Adapter Sale Price: $31.00 |
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Restroom LED Clear Plexiglass Sign w/12V AC AdapterPart Number: BPC0-LEDRTRM1 |
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Cashier LED Clear Plexiglass Sign w/12V AC Adapter Sale Price: $29.00 |
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Cashier LED Clear Plexiglass Sign w/12V AC AdapterPart Number: BPC0-LEDCASHIER1 |
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Open LED Clear Plexiglass Sign w/12V AC Adapter Sale Price: $29.00 |
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LED Clear Plexiglass Sign LED Plexiglass sign has excellent visibility, even in during the day. Simply to install and is safe to touch and clean. |
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Acrylic or polycarbonate dome skylights come is several sizes today. The traditional ones, however, are square to rectangular in shape, and run about 5" in height. Their width and length can be anywhere from 12" to 36", and are 1/8" thick.
These domes can be mounted onto wooden curbs (2x2" to 2x6"), around which the roof shingles are caulked or thin-metal flashed to prevent any rain leakage around them. These domes can also be surface mounted directly onto the tar paper and wooden sheeting directly beneath the shingles.
In the latter case, the dome's surrounding shingles themselves are directly laid over its flat outside flanges similar to the way the shingles are commonly laid over the flat metal of roof vents, furnace stacks, sewer vents and so forth. This installation minimizes the dome's height.
Problem. Either way, or no matter how the domes are mounted, they can and will produce unwanted condensation and similar leaks even if they have an inner plastic shield within them. These domes are also vulnerable to being cracked from large hail, fallen tree branches, earthquakes, or careless roofers. When these events happen, the skylights will leak rain water as well in addition to forming moisture.
Solution. Build and install a shallow-box-like 5-1/2"-high hard transparent cover over the dome on the roof. This cover will act like a storm window does by taking the brunt of temperature change and the formation of most condensation. For this article, a 20" square dome (which includes a 1" flange on each side of the 18"-square dome itself), 5" high, and surface mounted directly to the roof sheeting will be used as the example to be covered with the box-like storm cover. Similar covers can be built proportionally for other dome sizes.
Materials and tools (total cost for parts: $50-90, depending on the availability of the acrylic sheet).
- One 2x6x96" pressure-treated board ($5)
- One 22x22" sheet of heavy 0.22" thick acrylic plexiglass ($25-60, depending on the cut sizes available at the outlet). If the piece must be cut from a larger sheet, leave the protective films unpeeled on both sides of the sheet until the sawing is done. Use a sharp fine-tooth saw blade. Otherwise, let the outlet cut it to size for you.
- Twelve #12x3" Philips screws
- 20 to 30 - #8x1" Philips drywall screws (wide head)
- One small tube clear silicone caulk ($4)
- Two tubes silicone window/door caulk similar in color to the roof shingles ($8)
- Four perpendicularly flat 2-1/2" L-shaped brackets ($5)
- Eight #10x1" wood screws (for attaching the L-brackets to the cover frame)
- Eight #10x1-1/2 to 2" wood screws (for attaching the frame's L-brackets to the roof through the shingles)
- One quart oil-base water-proof paint similar in color to the roof shingles ($4)
- Tools: electric circular saw, electric drill, bits, Philips screwdriver, caulking gun, putty knife, rat-tail file, paintbrush
Cover construction.
1. Cut the 2x6" board into four square-cornered pieces: 2 22"-long ones and 2 19"-long ones.
2. Assemble the 22" square box-like frame by sealing/securing the four corners with the silicone window/door water-proofing caulk and 3" screws.
3. On what will be the lower-end of the bottom side, use the file to make at least three half-moon groves for moisture drainage.
4. Paint both the inside and outside of the wooden frame. Let dry.
5. Place the acrylic plexiglass flush over the frame.
6. Mark on the plexiglass where the screw holes will go, about 5" apart around the top of the frame.
7. At each mark, drill a hole through the plexiglass (only) wider than the drywall screw.
8. Then, by using a narrow bit, drill holes 1/2" deep into the wood frame dead-center through the plexiglass holes.
9. Remove the plexiglass from the frame, noting how it fits onto the frame.
10. Brush away any plastic or wood shavings from the frame and plexiglass.
11. With the silicone caulk, add a narrow bead lengthwise on each side of the frame's drill holes all around it.
12. Carefully replace the plexiglass atop the frame, aligning it to the original drill holes accordingly.
13. Install the screws to medium tightness, so not to crack the plexiglass. The caulk will flatten and spread between the plexiglass and the frame, sealing it.
14. Add at least one flat L-shaped bracket to each side of the frame flush to its bottom side with the 1" wood screws.
15. Paint the brackets.
Cover installation (the easy way).
1. While using safety precautions, carry the completed cover up to the roof, assuming the roof is a low-pitch and safe to walk on.
2. Center it over the dome skylight, square to square.
3. Attach the dome to the roof through the shingles with the 1-1/2 to 2" wood screws, depending on the thickness of the shingles.
4. Seal the bottom side of the upper end and both sides of the cover with the silicone window/door caulk. Seal the brackets and screws the same way. Leave the bottom side of the lower end unsealed for drainage. It is a storm window.
5. If necessary, touch-up the frame and brackets with paint.
By installing the cover atop the shingles, the wood sheeting beneath the shingles is also protected from any moisture damage. This placement also elevates the cover over the dome for adequate air space.
This cover will assume the formation of almost all the condensation that would otherwise occur within the dome, none of which will make it through the dome into the house nor beneath the shingles. It will also protect the dome from hail, fallen tree branches, and other damages. To learn more about skylight types and their maintenance, see these sites.
1. Install Skylight - http://www.doityourself.com/stry/h2addskylight
2. Skylight Problems - http://servicemagic.com/article.show.Skylight-Problems.9008.html
Make Solar Panels - Energy Independence Starts Now
More and more, everyday individuals like you and me want to use more efficient ways to make renewable energy. When you consider the expanding costs of fossil fuels, going green is quickly becoming a realistic option. The Do-It-Yourself energy movement has quickly become one of the fastest and best ways to save money and aid the environment. Making solar panels has never been easier. Not to mention that it's cost effective and fun.
There are numerous ways to make a solar panel, none of which is all that hard. Depending on the type of materials you use, your solar panel should cost about 200 dollars.
You have a choice of multiple types of materials when you make homemade solar panels. Your first major expense will be to buy the solar cells. Recently on Ebay a search showed tabbed solar cells for about $1.80 each and untabbed solar cells for about $1.10 each.
Plywood might be your least expensive material to purchase, and you may even have some lying around the side yard already. However, rather than plywood, I would suggest using a sheet of white or black plexiglass. It's lighter, much nicer looking, and will last longer. You can most likely find the size you need at your local hardware store or it can be bought online.
Once you have the back of your solar frame, you'll have to put a frame around the edge. You can use either aluminum C frame material or wood. Aluminum is more expensive, but it will last a good deal longer and weather the elements better.
Your final piece of the puzzle is the cover. Some people use a sheet of glass. I would not suggest using glass, simply because it's so fragile. Clear, UV-protected plexiglass is the best option. Make sure, however, that it is UV-protected or it will turn yellow and reduce your panel's effectiveness.
As you begin your project, plan out each phase and put your plan into writing. You can easily make solar panels with the right guide book. The right manual will help steer you in the proper direction to make good decisions. Start small and work big. Be realistic in your expectations. Your initial panel, may not be the fastest car on the track, but you'll improve with practice.
Take the time to plan out your solar panel project. Budget your project and balance cost with longevity. Just because you have an old scrap of plywood lying against the back fence does not mean that you have to use it just to save a few dollars. You may opt for untabbed solar cells to offset the cost of a plexiglass frame over a wood frame. Finally, keep in mind that you will be working with electricity, so have fun, but always be safe.
About the Author
Go Earth Energy supports the DIY energy movement. Many people are looking to make solar panels and build windmill energy systems to overcome the rising cost of traditional grid power. Visit our site today and get a free E-Report on "Home Energy Efficiency and Savings."
what can i use to make my projector headlight's plexiglass clear and shiny again, (now it turned yellowish).?
I guess you can try cleaners but usually you can not make it back to original condition again unlike real glass.
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