Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to staining from food dyes?

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to staining from food dyes.

Q:Do you know of any free good site for printing out home work sheets for the kg2 level children?

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Q:Im looking for a cheap sheet of plastic about 8 .5 feet long and 17.5 inches wide. I need it to be slippery and and make sure it wont scratch my snowboard. I live in the chicagoland area and i was wondering where i could buy a cheap sheet of plastic. i asked my local ice arena and they told me they dont have any puckboard. i know about hdpe but its to expensive. i dont wanna ship for it and id like to buy it at a plastic warehouse or a home improvement store. thanks

ok im not really sure what your talking about but maybe try two plastic table cloths put together or new not used garbage bags?

Q:What are the advantages of using plastic sheets over other materials?

One of the advantages of using plastic sheets over other materials is their versatility. Plastic sheets can be molded and shaped into various forms, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They are also lightweight and durable, making them easy to handle and transport while still providing sufficient strength and resilience. Additionally, plastic sheets are often more cost-effective compared to other materials, making them a popular choice in industries where budget constraints are a concern.

Q:My house is 50 years old and is lacking in insulation in the garage ceiling. Above the garage are bedrooms. Currently there is 3 of fiberglass with an aluminum vapor barrier within a 2x10 joist. I'd like to put R-30 fiberglass in the cavities but the 25' rolls of insulation are unfaced and the faced R-30 rolls are only in 48 batts. 4' sections are easier to put up but that is not a concern of mine.

Yes you need the moisture barrier and it also helps with the hollow sound of the laminate. when you go to put down the barrier make sure to keep it a little long at the walls, make sure seams are tight and taped together with duct tape it will help keep out the moisture. after the floor is installed go back and trim the edges of the barrier but keep enough to sort of tuck under the edge of the wall, if you have moisture coming in you want it to go under the barrier not on top it will cause the floor to mold, expand, warp etc.

Q:What kind of material (thin flexible plastic sheet) is used on the inside to make a lamp shade cover?

The material is a kind of thin strong polyester film use in insulation for a lamp shade cover; Mylar is the trademark.

Q:What are the weight limitations of plastic sheets?

The weight limitations of plastic sheets can vary depending on the specific type and thickness of the sheet. Generally, plastic sheets have lower weight capacities compared to other materials like metal or wood. However, lightweight plastic sheets can typically support loads ranging from a few pounds to a few hundred pounds, while thicker and more durable sheets can handle heavier loads. It is recommended to consult the manufacturer's specifications or conduct testing to determine the exact weight limitations of a specific plastic sheet.

Q:I found the perfect thickness of plastic Delrin in my garage but it's already shaped in an exact circle. The Diameter is 4 inches which is fine because I need 3.89 inch diameter in the pieces I'm cutting. I have approx. 75.3 inches of length of the delrin. Each of the pieces is really thin that I'm creating a mear .03125 inches. I need 324 pieces and a couple to spare wouldn't hurt. Does anyone know how to calculate this or is there a calculator that does this?

Confusing question, but I think I understand what you need. There are yield calculators out there on the internet, but I will do the math for you. You would get 327 pieces of 4 diameter discs that are .03125 thick. The reason it wouldn't be more is that the saw blade will eat up material in between each cut (about .2 per cut) Just so you know, this job will be VERY difficult to do, so make sure you have proper machinery or take it to a professional. Good luck!

Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to fading from sunlight?

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to fading from sunlight.

Q:Are plastic sheets suitable for high-temperature applications?

No, plastic sheets are generally not suitable for high-temperature applications as they have low heat resistance and can melt or deform at elevated temperatures.