Sign Materials Direct 2mm Perspex Clear Acrylic Plastic Sheet 19 SIZES TO CHOOSE (100mm x 100mm)

probably should have chosen the next thickness up but did make it easier to cut to size. Glad I purchased it before the storm on Tuesday. Kept the rain out of my shed anyway. Will purchase again if I break another shed window.

Arrived smashed but I was just able to cut the size I needed from the wreckage. It can be cut with a very fine blade such as a hacksaw blade. Go slow and put no pressure on the sheet. It's too brittle really for this world.

Value for money

It said it was strong but broke far to easily.

easier to use than glass

I needed an accurate, clear A4 sheet of Perspex to replace a glass sheet which had broken.The item arrived in a timely manner.I MADE A MAJOR MISTAKE!!!The Perspex arrived with a sticky label attached which I couldn't remove. I read online that WD40 removes sticky labels so used this. To my horror the WD40 made a hole in the perspex.I sent for another piece of Perspex and to my horror this also arrived with a sticky label attached.I decided to ring the supplier and ask how to remove the label.A most helpful lady told me that there is a protective peel off sheet on both sides of the perspex. I just needed to peel these off and BINGO!! The Perspex was perfect and ready for use.It was a costly mistake but one of my doing.The Perspex fits perfectly and the job was done.

I needed this as a replacement for a display box and found one of the sizes offered was exactly the size I needed, to the millermeter. I was a bit nervous about ordering it, as I thought the chances of it being just right were pretty remote. But it was bang-on and saved me the hassle of trying to cut a larger one down - not an easy job with this type of material..

2 mm is too flexible for what I had in mind. However, I have used it as a worktop saver when I am working with inks as it is easy to wipe clean with a baby wipe and if something is more clingy, then I use a bit of alcohol and a bit of elbow grease. I have also found it handy to tape my mixed media paper on and have a flat surface to work on instead of working inside my sketch book where the buckled pages might cause a problem. I haven't bothered removing the blue film as this piece of perspex was put into use immediately. I am attaching a photo showing this piece of perspex in use. (Also note the Amazon cardboard box, flattened and used to further protect surfaces!)