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Colored Lexan??

Does anyone know where or if I can get different colors of lexan???
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Re: Colored Lexan??

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Does anyone know where or if I can get different colors of lexan???
McMaster-Carr is a good place to start. Head over to Mcmaster.com and pop in 'polycarbonate' (the generic name for Lexan) as your search term and start drilling down. At some point, you can filter results by color, and further by translucency. Mcmaster has a pretty large selection, but doesn't have a huge variety of colored polycarb, it being an industrial catalogue.

Alternatively, eplastics.com is well regarded, and may have a broader selection of colors, if not geometry.
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McMaster-Carr is a good place to start. Head over to Mcmaster.com and pop in 'polycarbonate' (the generic name for Lexan) as your search term and start drilling down. At some point, you can filter results by color, and further by translucency. Mcmaster has a pretty large selection, but doesn't have a huge variety of colored polycarb, it being an industrial catalogue.

Alternatively, eplastics.com is well regarded, and may have a broader selection of colors, if not geometry.
Thank You! this helps a lot.
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