Q:I would like to put some plastic sheets on the windows of my apartment, preferably on the inside since I live on a high rise and can't reach the exterior. I've seen these plastic sheets that you can put on that partially block (or make hazy) how much you can see inside (especially at night when things are dark outside and the lights on on inside). What are they called and does anyone know where I can get them (preferably online)? Thanks!

I do the same thing but with Saran wrap. Using rolls of tape to seal it completely. Works great.

Q:What I want to build is a cube made out of semi-transparent acrylic sheets with a lightbulb ballast screwed down to the floor of the cube and the electrical cord leading out. This will look really cool because it will be a soft white light cube that can be used even as a side table. I don't know where to get the acrylic sheets or how to attach them to each other. I imagine using epoxy, but if anyone has better ideas please provide them. Thanks!

I would have to say I am about to see through an expression pretty good. Someone was recently looking at a photo I had also seen and thought the smiles looked off and they were but the photo was of people trying to have a semi-sarcastic conversation as they stood there pretending to be something they were not. The smiles were actually the artists' representations of discomfort. I am that type of person who sees the story behind the photo. I would add what the photographer was thinking in how he/she framed the photo but that has little to do with the smile accept in this case the people in the photo know exactly from what angle they are being shot. When you see that in real life it is quite disturbing to notice that the person in frontof you is putting on airs to play to an audience of which you are one. I have seen that quite a bit in people trying to be powerful. I tend to see them and not like what I see. But, then after talking with them i can see if it is simply me not liking them or if there is really something wrong with them. It could be both.

Q:How thick can plastic sheets be?

Plastic sheets can vary in thickness, ranging from as thin as 0.1 millimeters to as thick as several centimeters, depending on the specific type of plastic and its intended application.

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for sneeze guards?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for sneeze guards. They are often used as a cost-effective and transparent barrier to prevent the spread of germs and droplets in various settings such as restaurants, retail stores, and healthcare facilities.

Q:How do plastic sheets compare to HDPE sheets?

Plastic sheets are a broad category that encompasses various materials, including HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) sheets. HDPE sheets, on the other hand, are a specific type of plastic sheet made from high-density polyethylene. In terms of comparison, HDPE sheets offer several advantages over other plastic sheets. They are highly durable, resistant to chemicals, UV rays, and moisture, making them suitable for outdoor applications. Additionally, HDPE sheets have excellent impact strength and are lightweight, making them easier to handle and install. However, it is important to note that not all plastic sheets are HDPE, and their properties and performance may vary depending on the specific material used.

Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to solvents?

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to solvents.

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for medical device enclosures?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for medical device enclosures.

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for architectural applications?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for architectural applications. They are commonly used for various purposes such as roofing, cladding, insulation, and glazing in buildings. Plastic sheets offer advantages such as versatility, durability, lightweightness, and cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for architectural designs and construction projects.

Q:I'm looking for MINI DVD (3or8cm) carry case, wallet, organizer, plastic insert with 3 binder holes sheets !Can you help me, please ? I just can't find anywere.Thanks a lot.

try in Bucharest, Muzica shop... or in other places in city...always are...

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