They say to score it with a razor and then snap it along the line but I used to make plaques out of plexi and I found that a slow speed jigsaw with a wood blade will allow you to make corners or shapes without fracturing the plastic. Just start off really slow with the blade barely moving and once the cut is started you can speed it up a bit but never full speed as the plastic will just melt.
I took two 2x4x8 and placed them on edge, spaced them 1/2" apart and used two pieces of scrap wood on the ends to keep them evenly spaced using sheet rock screws. The line on the lexan that I wanted to cut goes directly above this space between the 2x4x8. I then made my cut using a jig saw with a wood blade. As stated before make your cut slowly. Mine came out fantastic.
Polycarbonate
Good luck with that. The best way is not to get any wax on the trim in the first place.
Metal is no longer used. Trim and moldings are plastic these days.
Vacuum forming uses ABS plastic sheet, I believe this is what dashboards are made from
One may purchase a sheet of clear plastic for crafting at Micheal's stores. They have various sizes and often send out flyers with discount coupons for most items in the store.
Lexan is the brand name for polycarbonate sheet and resin in a wide range of grades.
Lexan is a polycarbonate plastic. Fiberglass is exactly that, fibers of glass bound together with a resin.
Lexan is one example of strong transparent plastic.
a thick, expensive, plastic material called lexan.
Polycarbonate
Methylene Chloride.Carefully, with a methylene chloride based paint stripper. Or use a high-quality epoxy labeled "for Plastic"ANS 2 - You should use IPS Weld-On 4 or 16. These are formulated for Lexan construction and repairs. -Available at any 'Plastic' or fibreglass store.
If you are talking about a plastic trim, the best way to remove it is by spraying a wax remover product like McKee's 37 Wax Remover for Plastic, directly on a towel and gently applying it to the plastic trim. It is recommended that you use a trim protectant product after removing the wax, to protect the plastic trim.
There are many kinds of sheet plastic and their cost varies. Simple 2 x 4 ceiling light lenses are about $5 each. -Other than these, there are sheets of polystyrene, polycarbonate, Lexan, plexiglass, and many others, with costs going up to over $30 for a 2 x 4 . Some of the common plastic sheets are available in HD and similar stores, - many more in specialist 'plastics and fibreglass' stores. This also where you will find a range of specialist adhesives.
A plastic with special coating that is 250 times stronger than glass and 30 times stronger than acrylic.
yes you can change the trim if you can find the trim you want
plastic film or sheet
The trim is usually made of plastic with a chrome tape over it.