Would this work good with plexiglass?
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Great question. I suppose if the corner you were trying to make was not much deeper than an inch. Unless it was really thick.
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Phew I am not sure. I used it to make screen frames. I suppose if you had one on the top and bottom portions of the connection it would work. Great thing about Amazon is they make it easy to return things. Hope it turns out great.
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I think it depends on how your going to join the pieces, it's hard to drill into the corners to use mechanical fasteners with this clamp, but works well for appropriate adhesives.
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I haven't tested with that material. The clamps are covered with some sort of rubber, so I would assume they would grab prexi pretty well.
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I'm thinking it will as long as the Plexiglas is not too thin - such as 1/8" or less. Reason is the clamp has some weight to it so the material that will be clamped needs to be able to support the weight of the clamp without flexing.
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I would say YES! It's a very good product and will certainly improve most plastic surfaces. Luck!
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It works well for plexi glass I didn't have any luck on glass though. The compressor is a central pneumatic 1/5 horse
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I never tried it on convertible windows as you described...However, I will say that it is the only cleaner/polish I have used that didn't scratch any type of plastic/clear window type material.Some of the plexi-type glasses require a special type of cleaner. However, I do not believe this one would cause any trouble for you.
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It should still work fine. You just slide the cardboard backing plate up closer to the plexiglass.
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Plastidip would be too thick to use. It requires a very thin paint to function properly.
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It can but its not really recommended. Glossifier is supposed used with plasti dip, at least 3-4 coats, and it's not intended to be used as an alternative to clear coat if that's what you're trying to accomplish. What exactly are you trying to do?
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Plexiglass is like acrylic or plastic. This cutting wheel will probably melt or burn as it goes through. I suggest something with little teeth, like this: 2013newestseller 6pcs HSS Rotary Tool Circular Saw Blades Cutting Discs Mandrel for Dremel Cutoff W Connecting RodThanks for asking.
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Yes it would. I've never had problems with it sticking to any material that up have used so far including glass. This is awesome stuff.
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Assuming you are talking about the glossy gel coat side of the cover I would think so. I lifted a large round window myself and was impressed with the holding power, the quality of the item, and the release is easy when done. You could smear a light film of vaseline on the suction cup, but if you have a glossy surface you should be fine.
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I haven't used it on plexiglass, but it hasn't been a problem on anything else so far. I will say that it's not the "wonder product" it's been made out to be. Doesn't work any better than Goo Gone but costs much more.
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I'm not sure, but probably so. I put it over plasted walls that had some cracks and the outcome is beautiful. I would definitely give it a try, especially if the existing paper is intact.
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I'm pretty sure it will. I tried it on heavy stencil plastic and it went right through.
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well, I bought it and used it for my speedometer/gauges clear plexiglass in my trans am and it did an AMAZING job! I've since used it for many plastic pieces and, well I don't mean to contradict anyone, but it works, and works quite well. I would not however use it on any kind of plastic that is textured. this is pretty much for a gloss finish only (as many scratch removers are anyhow).
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I have cut 3/8 inch plexiglass, and it did just fine. It is not a machine for heavy daily use, but if you need it for home use, it does great.
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The unit works fine for glass and plexiglass. Based on the temperature that I measured, it should also be ok for plastics. However, make sure that the unit is submerged into the liquid as stated in the instructions. If you are worried about melting, don't let the glass tube touch the container sides. But based on my trials with the unit, you should not have a problem. Also worth mentioning is that I did not use the temperature regulation in the thermostat (i.e., the scale at the top). I set the unit for max temperature, and plugged it into another temperature regulator. The combined unit then regulated the temperature to within a degree or two. I did not check the regulation of the built-in regulator. However, I think it should do fine so long as the unit is properly submerged in the fluid. You can try inserting a thermometer and watching while it heats/cools. Placing a bubbler in the fluid is also important so that the tank will be at the same temperature throughout. The bubbling helps to make the fluid flow in the tank which distributes the heat more evenly.
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Hi Raymond, You should ask your local pet store, like Petsmart, or Petco, what they think about using the Under Tank Heater with your plexi glass. The thickness of the plexiglass is also a factor, so you need to tell them how thick it is. I am using a glass tank, which I know works fine. Good luck, and Happy Holidays.David