04-09-2013, 04:14 PM
Well, I wound up with four "decent" and two "fair" plexi panels. The big problem is that in some spots, the paper practically bonded to the plastic over the years. The moral of this is, always buy new Plexiglas as you need it. I learned that when we had our business, but somehow, my need for sheets of plastic diminished appreciably after we retired. 
I did try to flame polish the surface. It helped some but required too much heat to do any good for the most part. The panels are only 1/8" thick and they started to warp when heated, so I aborted that and just spent a lot of time polishing and cleaning them as best I could. They are all mounted and will take a bit more elbow grease to get them to look halfway decent.
I did try to flame polish the surface. It helped some but required too much heat to do any good for the most part. The panels are only 1/8" thick and they started to warp when heated, so I aborted that and just spent a lot of time polishing and cleaning them as best I could. They are all mounted and will take a bit more elbow grease to get them to look halfway decent.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD