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| CanStick:
Myself, I use 1/16" Lexan. It is pretty cheap (about $50 CDN for a 4' x 8' sheet of the stuff), and I actually use 11/16" particle board (hard to find, but a local lumberyard here carries it), so it gives me a total thickness of 3/4". Perfect thickness for 3/4" T-Molding! |
| AlanS17:
I wouldn't know where to find 1/16" down in south Texas. Plus find 11/16" anythin is next to impossible here. You work with what ya got. |
| Brax:
Exactly. 5/8" MDF + 1/8" Lexan = 3/4" Perfect for using 3/4" t-molding to cover the edge of your Lexan. Seems more logical than using .69737362177883766726717" thick wood and a lexan tablecloth to cover it. |
| AlanS17:
5/8" is in short supply here... |
| rampy:
Ended up getting 1/8" lexan from home depot an 12 X 24 sheet was like 8 bucks (it's covering a classic sized panel) *shrug* thanks for the feedback/ideas/etc. Rampy |
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