6 Pack Colored Acrylic Sheets, Translucent Plexiglass Panels 5x7 Inches, 1/8 Inch Thick, Easy to Cut, Vibrant Colors for DIY Projects, Art, Crafting, Laser Cutting & Engraving

If you're an artist looking for a value-finder tool, this deep red acrylic panel gives a very crisp view of relative lights and darks. At 1/8" thick it is a bit bulky for a plein air kit, but at least it will never get bent or wrinkled. It would be nice if it came in 1/16" thickness. And of course one doesn't need five of them, unless one is teaching. Or gifting.

We purchased these sheets to make personalized items on our commercial laser engraver.

Had a laser project come up and needed some neon acrylic sheets. Well packaged and arrived in good order. It cuts well and my project came out great!

This cut perfectly with my laser. Cut hundreds of discs out of it. Will buy again after the next craft show

Great colors. I bought for an art project. The size of the panels and thickness of the acrylic work for what I need.

One of the items was scratched

Perfect leafy green type of shade, so perfect for my needs with nature themed laser projects. I wish that it was paper masked and not plastic film covered, as it does add a prep step (not great to laser the plastic film.) Smell isn't horrible (no acrylic is great!) when lasering.I was partially interested in this brand because of the listed thickness (being a bit thinner than the 1/8th inch I normally buy), but in fact it comes in at .121 with my calipers, so actually identical to the other acrylic offerings I have purchased. This may sound crazy, but when working with acrylic to make earrings finding something even just a bit thinner can really enhance the aesthetic.

After spending months trying to find dark blue plastic sheeting I was about to give up when I decided to try Amazon. My husband wanted the sheets to redo the covers on all his lights on his semi-truck. The plastic was a little thicker than what we would have preferred, but the sheet size was good. The product is of good quality and I think I will play with what ever is left over!

Works for me, but colour names are deceiving. Red is actually pink, and green is yellow with a hint of green, but not even like lime. Pink + yellow give you a nice salmon colour, though. Two yellow - give you a nice yellow.