Review on 🛡️ Ultimate Protection with Icona Bay Plexiglass FlexGuard by Justin Miller

This material is really too thin for what I used it for, but the price and ease of cutting was much better than that Cutting thicker glass or acrylic was easy with sewing scissors. Then I placed the 24" x 30" wooden frame face down. Center. To keep it even, I used 1/4" thick scraps of material in the frame opening and placed under the PET film. I then used BONDIX to weld the PET edges to the inside of the frame. solid when printed on PET. The PET film had a slight deformation when it was hung up, but this was not enough to cause any complaints. A much smaller frame would give much better results in terms of perfect flatness. Not like glass or acrylic. but at a fraction of the cost and time.