Q:Can plastic sheets be used for partitions?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for partitions. They are a versatile and cost-effective option for creating divisions in various spaces, such as offices, classrooms, or public areas. Plastic sheets offer flexibility in terms of size, shape, and design, making them suitable for different partitioning needs. Additionally, they are lightweight, easy to install, and can provide transparency or privacy, depending on the type of plastic used.

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for greenhouse roofing?

Yes, plastic sheets can indeed be used for greenhouse roofing. Plastic sheets are a popular choice for greenhouse roofing due to their affordability, versatility, and durability. They allow sunlight to enter the greenhouse while providing insulation and protecting plants from harsh weather conditions. Additionally, plastic sheets come in various types, such as polycarbonate or polyethylene, offering different levels of light transmission and heat retention to suit the needs of different plants and climates.

Q:Can plastic sheets be bent or molded?

Yes, plastic sheets can be bent or molded.

Q:im looking for an alternative to PVC plastic sheets. something strong and elastic. any ideas?

i try to answer this use of light weight and low cost sheets that are used in aeroplanes may slove your need

Q:Most of the iron-on transfers for dark fabrics that I have seen in arts and crafts stores are mainly for pictures. I need an iron-on transfer for letters and I'd like them to just transfer the part that's printed on, and nothing else. At shirt-making booths, they have these kinds of iron-ons that don't transfer the white background or opaque plastic-like film. I need that kind, but not in bulk. Thanks!

Hi i am looking for the same thing so can you please let me know if you find out? Thanks

Q:I want to start vacuum forming, is there anyway for me to buy vacuum forming plastic localy in grand junction CO.?And is there anyplace here where they might do it for me?I can't buy online so don't post websitesAny info helps thnx.

Try SSD PLASTICS, INC. They should sell most anything you would need. They also do fabrications and should be able to create any forms you need for your vacuum forming business.

Q:Once I went to a workshop, and the moderator used a spray to paste papers in a big plastic sheet. We could remove the papers and paste them again without any problem. Do you know its name and where can I get it? Thank you!

I've got a can made by 3M. It is called Spray Mount, Artist's Adhesive. I don't know where I bought it years ago, but I shop mostly at Michaels and Hobby Lobby.

Q:Under the temp. probe, and under the heater, obv. And these go under the liner, right? Electricity and water together = bad deal!So have I found the right answer?Bed is in chilly room in cold house, soft-sided with wooden frame. Will of course be using woolen, polyester, blankets on top, or maybe put the fake eiderdowns under bottom sheet and use the wool etc. over top sheet. Point is that bed will stay covered with warmth-keepers just about all the time.Am thinking of running the foil up along the side-walls. I intend to tape the sheets together into a complete large sheet.Had planned to use insulating rigid foam but decided was too much work to replace the home-made frame. Am hoping that the foil will reflect heat back into the water, not out into room.Furnace is forced-air, and electric bill in winter is Awful! IMO, at least.

Foil won't do very much for you. It isn't an insulator of heat. It is a conductor of heat.

Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to yellowing or discoloration?

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to yellowing or discoloration.

Q:What is the be plastic thing called?

sterile equipment tape (at least that's what my dentist uses). It comes on a roll of tape (just like regular tape) and sort of looks like cellophane.