PETG Clear Plastic Sheets (8.5 Inches X 11 Inches)| .020 Mil - Clear 10 Sheets Thermoforming UV Protection

I wasn't sure how rigid .020 PETG was and my 4x8 sheets came rolled up in a long box. Upon opening the box the sheets came out nicely and reverted back to flat. There is a blue protective film on both sides of each sheet. They cut easily with a large scissors. I mounted these to frames for storm windows for a porch. I was wondering if they were thick/rigid enough, but they seem to be. They are lighter than thicker polycarbonate or other material at Lowe's, so I can handle these large storm windows easier. User advice: open slowly and deliberately or you may kink the rolls. Kinks seems to stay there once formed. Also, don't lay on concrete where they may be a pebble under it. This material won't break, but it can easily malform. Perhaps this can be corrected with a rubber mallet; haven't tried yet. Good stuff. I used .040 PETG for a window for a human-powered vehicle windshield (heat & mold). I think I picked the right thickness, .020, for this application, but time will tell if twigs, debris get thrown at it from high winds. Maybe .030 might be better, but it would also be heavier and not sure if my stapler would go through .030. My regular handheld staple-gun works well on this .020.

Bought these to cover 5 glass pane doors that the awnings don't completely cover. Leave 'em up year round, but make sure they drain.

shipping was fast, well packaged, the only issue I had was it had a bow in it after it was rolled out so nailing it down was hard since part of it kept raising up making it harder to level on something that was the same exact size as plastic.

The first time I have used this. The sheets are well made and perfectly clear. I’m using it to recreate a Vintage Radio dial cover. If your heat gun has a temperature setting, this material doesn’t start to shape until it’s above 400 degrees. I had mine set on 450 and it molded slowly, but perfectly formed for me. Keep your heat gun moving or you can heat through this material. I’m very pleased with the quality and clearness. Each sheet is also individual covered in blue plastic, keeping them scratch free.

The price of this was outrageous considering what I received. The way it was packaged, rolled up, made it almost impossible to work with flat. Also, a lot of the blue film was peeling off before even starting to work with it. Shipping was super slow and put my project behind.

Very thin and flimsy. I should have purchased much thicker ones for my project.

I ordered the petg panels to cover the screens on my back porch. I used them to block rain on the side in which the weather normally comes from. The panels are extremely sheer and easy to work with. I found them easy to cut to size. Durability is to be determined but it appears that it will be good to excellent. Value for the money is exceptional. The panels were more than half the cost of plexiglas from the big box stores. I am very happy.

I hung this on a wall and people tell me it’s almost unnoticeable (besides the glare from light). It’s good quality and a great value for the money. Make sure to understand the thickness of the material - mine came rolled up, which I was initially surprised because I didn’t think it’d be that flexible. Either way, it did exactly what we needed.