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Portlight Material - Lexan Polycarbonate Source.

FirstinLastout · 2025-07-15 12:59:04

Hi Folks, Perhaps someone could direct me towards a supplier of a tinted Polycarbonate sheet, 8mm thickness, that I can trim to make replacement portlights for my trailer sailer. Approx 130*20 cm. There is a local company that can do it but at a significant cost, I'd prefer to cut and fit the replacements myself if…

15-07-2025 01:59PM

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FirstinLastout

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Hi Folks,
Perhaps someone could direct me towards a supplier of a tinted Polycarbonate sheet, 8mm thickness, that I can trim to make replacement portlights for my trailer sailer.
Approx 130*20 cm.
There is a local company that can do it but at a significant cost, I'd prefer to cut and fit the replacements myself if possible
Thanks for any advice offered! 🤙

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#2 15-07-2025 02:01PM

fergal.b

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These will have it. https://accessplastics.com/

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#3 15-07-2025 03:00PM

FirstinLastout

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123637691#Comment_123637691

Thanks Fergal, I thought that you'd likely have an option👍

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