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Originally Posted by bwgride
Some hardware stores carry sheets of Lexan that they will cut to specification.
Lexan or acrylic would work but the sheet stock I've seen in hardware stores are too thick. Most of the backing sheets I've seen are 1/8" or 1/16" thick. 1/32" aluminum would work too but you have to cushion the edges to prevent cutting through the bag.
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