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Old 01-30-2004, 07:46 PM
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Clear stryene?

Does evergreen make clear stryene? I don't recall seeing any at my LHS. I need some for my back window of my custom 510 Wagon I'm building. Pictures will be coming soon, as soon as I can resize them.
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yes Evergreen does make clear syrene sheets, but clear styrene isnt good for vacuum corming though.
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Yes, Evergreen does make clear "styrene", but I think it is actually acetate... Nothing wrong with that, but acetate cracks easily. You might try Squadron Signal Clear Thermoform. It's a clear plastic used by airplane modelers to duplicate canopies. It is available in some hobby-shops, and at www.squadron.com.
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Re: Clear stryene?

yes they make this.. I got 2 sheets last week.
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Hmm.. about Evergreens clear styrene.. is it TRANSPARENT? Like glass? Or is it foggy (white) I remember I picked up a pack and put it back down because I tried looking through it and couldn't see through it..
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Re: Clear stryene?

It's as clear as glass.
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Cool, better go get some then..
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Re: Clear stryene?

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Hmm.. about Evergreens clear styrene.. is it TRANSPARENT? Like glass? Or is it foggy (white) I remember I picked up a pack and put it back down because I tried looking through it and couldn't see through it..
There's two sheets per pack, with a protective sheet of wax-like paper between the sheets. You were seeing the sheet of paper. Cheers!
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Re: Clear stryene?

well it's not 100% clear, there is some white dot in it, but it's better than nothing.. if you need to replace a window, it's the best and cheapest way to do it (about 1$ by sheets)
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Is the clear styrene any good for bodykits and such? I have a few clear sheets, but I'm not sure how well they'll work for the basis of basic body mods, ie, wide body, lipspoiler etc.

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Re: Clear stryene?

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Is the clear styrene any good for bodykits and such? I have a few clear sheets, but I'm not sure how well they'll work for the basis of basic body mods, ie, wide body, lipspoiler etc.

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you better use normal styrene for that.. it's the same price and work really good (I'm working on a Skyline V35 right now and god it modified with .10, .20 and .30 styrene sheets)
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