Q:Can plastic sheets be used for stage props?

Yes, plastic sheets can indeed be used for stage props. They are versatile, lightweight, and durable, making them suitable for creating various stage elements such as backdrops, set pieces, and even costume accessories. Additionally, plastic sheets can be easily cut, shaped, and painted to achieve the desired aesthetic, making them a popular choice among theater and production professionals.

Q:No need those expensive type that cost more than $3.00

Try tracing paper, and the wooden sticks you use for skewing meat for barberques.

Q:For my Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain course, Betty Edwards includes a view finder containing an overhead projector sheet as one of the materials. I assumed any sheet of plastic (i.e. a plastic sleeve made for a binder) would work, but now I discovered she wants the reader to write on it using a white board marker (and wipe it off afterwards). Any ideas on how I can get a one or two overhead projector sheets, or else, are there any easy alternatives?

Try an art store. You can often buy individual sheets of various kinds of paper and other materials. The ghetto way would be to scour your home for transparent plastic from product packages and see if any of them work. Lots of things come wrapped in clear plastic, especially electronics. For example, a brand new laptop usually has a clear plastic film over the LCD for protection which would probably be ideal.

Q:The clear plastic covering to protect the screen? I want to buy a sheet on OKorder but don't know what to search.

its supposed to help the screen from being scatched but i dont believe it does

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for insulation in vehicles?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for insulation in vehicles. They can provide a layer of thermal insulation to help regulate temperature and reduce heat transfer, improving the overall comfort and energy efficiency of the vehicle. Additionally, plastic sheets can also offer sound insulation, reducing noise from outside sources.

Q:A victim of an automobile accident was lying in pain by the side of the road with a thoracic wound which was making a strange sucking noise with each labored inhalation. A passing off-duty paramedic applied a moist plastic sheet to the wound and the sound stopped. Why was the patient in pain? What would eventually have happened to the lung on the injured side if no care had been administered? Why was it important that the plastic sheet be moist?

Do your own homework ;-)

Q:Nascar: true paint or plastic sheet?

Generally there a combination of both, the basic colors are laid down in paint, (Cheaper) then the fancy graphics are done in the vinyl wrap. if really intricate then its all done in vinyl wrap, I've painted a few race cars in my day, I remember when the vinyl wraps first started coming out, but then again I remember when Infinion was still called Sears Point, That's where I use to work, Retired from the trade now, but I still have a few buddy's that work in the shops there, and we still like to sit around drinking beer and telling each other lies. the weight thing is BS, they all meet a minimum weight requirement, most have to add ballast to meet the requirement, unless of course your Tony Stewart, with the Formula open wheel cars the only reason for a minimum of paint and Vinyl not allowed is so the tech inspectors can see any cracks or fatigue in the carbon fiber drivers tubs, a maximum of 0.050mm paint thickness was allowed, which requires a very high solids paint to get correct coverage, there was actually some math involved and this paint was not cheap,

Q:Whats the best way of approaching this??

I would put him in diapers or goodnites sleep shorts which are like boxers. This way you avoid laundry and still take care of the problem

Q:Are plastic sheets impact resistant?

Yes, plastic sheets can be impact resistant depending on the type of plastic used and its thickness. Some plastics, such as polycarbonate or acrylic, are known for their high impact resistance and are commonly used in applications where protection against impact or breakage is required.

Q:in one of the simpsons episodes bart trys to buy a plastic sheet of scratchy that they use to make the cartoons. it ends up just being scratchys arm. what are those plastic sheets called again?

It is actually spelled, cel, with one L.