Where to buy 8ft sheets of Acrylic at best possible price !?
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I am sure this is a very strange thing to ask
Especially on a Sunday evening!
But I need to pieces of acrylic, in any colour (but app the grey is the strongest in terms of scratch resistant?) but really not too fussed, as long as it's not realy bright. It is to be used to laminate a 12ft x 4ft work bench / generl table and as it's just MDF it get's filthy, and look's awful.
I'm kinda hoping someone will be able to get hold of some through work / on the cheap but if not then i'll go and pay full price. I also use alot of correx / fomex so if anyone knows good suppliers, then great. Let me know!
Thanks Everyone,
MD.
Especially on a Sunday evening!But I need to pieces of acrylic, in any colour (but app the grey is the strongest in terms of scratch resistant?) but really not too fussed, as long as it's not realy bright. It is to be used to laminate a 12ft x 4ft work bench / generl table and as it's just MDF it get's filthy, and look's awful.
I'm kinda hoping someone will be able to get hold of some through work / on the cheap but if not then i'll go and pay full price. I also use alot of correx / fomex so if anyone knows good suppliers, then great. Let me know!
Thanks Everyone,
MD.
http://www.roberthorne.co.uk/products/results/Plas...
we use these and get through pallets of acrylic and foamex, through one of the companys in their group - cox plastics
we use these and get through pallets of acrylic and foamex, through one of the companys in their group - cox plastics
or the kind of strength you'll need a workbench, I can't imagine any plastic apart from polycarbonate being resistance enough to shattering. I used to buy sheets of approx 4 foot x 8 foot x 4mm thick to make guarding for machines, and it cost around £200.
It would be cheaper to use sheet metal or to buy a decent bench.
It would be cheaper to use sheet metal or to buy a decent bench.
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d. Surely you want good old-fashioned formica - cheap and lasts forever.