10 Pack of 8x10” PET Sheet/Plexiglass Panels 0.04” Thick; Use for Crafting Projects, Picture Frames, Cricut Cutting and More; Protective Film to Ensure Scratch and Damage Free Sheets

This was perfect for picture project I was working on. It was easy to cut, flexible, but sturdy enough to stay straight in the opening of my 8x10 picture frame. I still have plenty more for other projects.

.4 is just the right amount of thickness, clarity and flexibility. The protective film was easy to remove.Worked perfectly for replacing those outdated builder's grade florescent light covers. Cutting was a breeze with a box cutter. We added window film for an elegant look. A+

Great quality product

good product but will make you feeel dumb trying to get the plastic cover off the front and back of each sheet.

Came packaged nicely, I needed sheets I could cut down to fit a custom frame so I could protect a picture. These sheets are thin but cut good with a table saw, you do have to move slow. They came with protection on both sides so they remained scratch free until I was ready to use them. The plastic is very clear and worked great for my needs.

Nice, plexiglass, thick enough you can't cut it with shears or scissors. To cut you'll actually scribe or score it and then snap it as you would glass. (or use a jig saw). I use this stuff to protect the doors from the puppies claws as they get excited when we come home. It's plexiglass. I scored and snapped the sizes I needed to put on the door with 3m command strips. They are working great, and unlike thin 3-4mm plastic wrap, this doesn't shred apart with sharp little dog or cat claws. Once I snap the plastic, I then take my blow torch to the edges and make them nice, smooth and clear. Glad I bought the 5 pack, and have made a few other projects out of the rest. Great value, way better than the other items sold which claim to protect your door from the pets. You need to know what you're doing with this stuff to use it effectively; and have at least a little "Handyman Skill" or a friend who can.

I think it will still end up working for what I need, but it's quite the stretch to call these 0.04" thick. I measured with my micrometer and with the protective layers removed mine measures 0.027". The length and width measurements were accurate.

Update: included a pic so you can see wht I did with these. It has been very windy but they have stayed up and from the street look pretty okay. I didn't want to spring for glass panes, but I did want to protect the property for the owner.Update: I went over the 'seam' between the four plus pieces with clear tape to keep them steady during wind and rain. They seem pretty durable. I will try to put up some pics of the window that I used these on, making a 'pane' out of a little more than four....I used these to create a barrier between the screen of a window on a patio of a neighboring house and the inside. The glass had been knocked out so I used a little more than four of these for each window. They work well. I stapled the pieces together and then duck taped them along the outside and they look nice. Clear, see through. Remember to peel the 'backing' off them. It makes a difference in their clarity. I would recommend these. So far they have stood up to rain and wind. I used tape that matched the silver pane holder so it seems to fit in better. Keeps the rain out and the cold for the upcoming winter.