Kinlink 8x12 ABS Plastic Sheet

ordered by mistake -- couldn't use white in the project i was working on but the product was very good and I kept it because i am sure i can find a use for it --

I needed a thin sheet material for a project and this sheet had a perfect thickness for my needs. Because it said it was moldable with heat made it even better. I found it did indeed mold easily and quickly held its shape after a short cool down period. These sheets made my project much easier than I was expecting.

Used these sheets to make new dryer louvers. Worked perfectly.

I bought these ABS sheets specifically to create an ABS slurry for repairing cracks and stress points on the roof of my pop-up camper — and they worked perfectly. The material is solid, consistent, and exactly what I needed for melting down into a slurry with acetone. The sheets shaved and dissolved easily, forming a smooth, workable mixture that bonded well to the existing ABS surface of my camper roof. Once applied and cured, the repaired areas were strong, watertight, and blended in nicely after sanding and painting. This was a cost-effective and reliable solution compared to replacing the entire roof skin. If you're restoring or patching a camper (mine's a Coleman), this ABS plastic is a must-have. Just be sure to use proper ventilation when making your slurry! Highly recommend for RV and camper enthusiasts doing their own maintenance — the quality of these sheets made the whole process much smoother.

Just what I needed to patch some holes in my dashboard before covering the dashboard with a commercial cover. Easy to cut and shape. Forms easily. Glues easily with silicone glue/ sealant. Great price. Quick delivery.

These panels were perfect to make a panel for my car. I made a paper template and cut the panel and molded into shape. Heat gun allowed me to bend and shape.

The dimensions of these sheets match the description on the web page, which seems to be a rare thing these days, so I got what I needed. There is a shiny side and a nice textured side. Thickness is about 1mm, but the sheets are quite rigid. Score several times with an Exacto knife (I kept breaking the blade tip off though) or use a router with a small bit to cut these.

These are exactly what I was looking for, a set of thin, white thermoplastic sheets. I haven’t heated and bent them, my purpose was to create a clean backboard in my tool cabinet.