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Not wood but couldn't decide where to put this post, please move if not in the right place.
Was just wondering where should I be buying the Perspex from and how much should I be paying?
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Im in the uk
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I buy a lot of plastics and I get most of mine from
http://www.trentplastics.co.uk/2012/
Look at the acrylic sections, Perpsex is a trade name for acrylic.
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Thank you for that
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fast63 what colour acrylic did you go for , there is light grey and dark grey and of course clear
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Well, I haven't chose one because a friend found some at work and gave me it, it's clear. Looks ok.
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The light grey is a good choice if you want tinted acrylic in front of your monitor. I use this to make screen covers for SNK SC-19 cabinets and it's pretty much an exact match to the original material.
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