Whats the name of that perspex that acts like fiber optics?

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Whats the name of that perspex that acts like fiber optics?

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It acrylic or pespex and its edges glow if you apply light to the other side.

I know standard clear persex does this to a certain extent but this stuff does it more - I just can't remember the name!

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Lucite?



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Do you mean ACRYLITE?
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I need to check at work Monday- we just engraved two 3/4" thick 4'x8' panels for edge lighting- looks like floating neon...

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Richard Baker wrote:I need to check at work Monday- we just engraved two 3/4" thick 4'x8' panels for edge lighting- looks like floating neon...

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extruded acrylic isnt it?
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