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I read an article that said that acrylic and polycarbonate sheets
exhibit stress distortion when cold formed bent - like rainbow oil sheen colors, or distortions when looked thru with polarized glasses. Is this true - or only past a certain point. What about dodger window thickness - 1/8" lexan - curved as it needs to be to fit the boat - would seem to be enough? How much will polycarbonate cold form curve? Any disadvantages? |
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