Clear Window Vinyl - 30 Gauge

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Q: what is the difference between this clear vinyl and the Raglite 30 gauge. Can I use this one for the enclosure on a boat instead of Raglite? (the enclosure is not as often exposed as the dodger is).

Asked by: Hélène Tremblay - 11/14/2021

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Q: i am not sure what thickness clear i am currently using. can both the 30 & 20 be used on a residential sewing machine? which one is more popular?

Asked by: Brad Laurier - 3/11/2021

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Q: How much for a roll of the 30 gauge clear vinyl?

Asked by: Saroo - 11/16/2020

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Q: I want to build windows using 20 or 30 mil thickness for my sun porch will this last threw the winters in Peterborough Ontario ?

Asked by: Neil - 9/9/2019

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Q: I want to replace some tent "windows." Would this work for that? I need to be able to stuff it in a bag and still have it not be super creased.

Asked by: Danielle - 11/4/2020

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Q: Can this product be cut with ordinary scissors?

Asked by: Stew - 12/13/2019

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Q: How long will the vinyl off-gas for? The plastic-y smell is noticeable in our patio and gives my wife a headache, I wondering if that will last or be temporary. Thank you

Asked by: Jacobus - 10/28/2021

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Q: For the 20, 30, and 40 gauge Clear plastic vinyl, who are the manufactors ?

Asked by: Ryan - 10/18/2019

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Q: I want to make a Covid barrier for our company pickup trucks. What’s the best gauge to use? Thanks

Asked by: Su - 2/8/2021

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Q: Do you have the 30g clear vinyl in stock?

Asked by: Cheryl - 1/9/2022

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Regalite sheets measure 54" x 110" and are made of layers of vinyl that are welded together with heat and pressure and then polished. While these sheets have dimensional stability and excellent clarity they must be handled with great care as they scratch easily.
The 30 gauge clear vinyl is an extruded vinyl that is flexible and has excellent clarity. It is easier to work with than the Regalite and most certainly can be used for boat enclosures.

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A: Hi Brad

Most home machines can handle both gauges. The most popular plastic is 30 gauge by far.

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Answer provided by: Andy Perth (3/14/2021)

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Hi Saroo

There is 40 yards on a roll but the first and last yard are marred. 38 yards x $20.10 = $763.80 for a 38 yard roll plus tax. Shipping is free because it is over $500.

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A: Hi Neil

Go with 30 gauge and it will last the winter.

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Answer provided by: Andy Perth (9/10/2019)

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Hi Danielle

Most people use 20 gauge plastic for tents because it is thinner and will fold easier but it will crease when folded. We do not have a window plastic that will not crease when folded.

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A: Hi Stew

Yes it can with ease.

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Answer provided by: Andy Perth (12/13/2019)

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Hi Jacobus

The order will dissipate in a short period of time. As an example, the odor of a new car disappears after a few weeks which will be the same for the plastic you purchased.

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A: Hi Ryan

All 3 are manufactured in Japan and we purchase them from a distributor here in Canada.

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Answer provided by: Andy Perth (10/18/2019)

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Hi su

30 gauge is the way to go . It is 50% thicker than 20 gauge and will hold it's shape better. That said, if you have a proper frame to hold the plastic in place using 20 gauge will do the same job as 30 gauge for a barrier and will save you a few bucks.

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A: Hi Cheryl

Yes, we do.

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Answer provided by: Jari Vartiainen (1/9/2022)

Clear Window Vinyl - 30 Gauge

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