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It measures out to about 1/32" or maybe .75mm or so. T-visors' one that I got is like yours, 3mm or 1/8" acrylic. I tried the T-visor one and at night found it very hard to see what I was doing. Maybe wearing glasses makes it worse. I made this version so I could see at night like when I trooped at the Episode 7 premier. I'm looking for a lighter acrylic but there seems to only be one darkness available.

Here's a comparison shot:

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No, it's not screen-accurate but I think it does well enough, I'm more comfortable being able to see where I'm going. Since I discarded the packaging, here's a link to what I used: 16" x 20" Polystyrene and Backing Kit by Studio Decor® It's enough to make at least 3 visors.

And here's the window tint film I used:

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<blockquote data-quote="Gregory" data-source="post: 430075" data-attributes="member: 8301">It measures out to about 1/32&quot; or maybe .75mm or so.&nbsp; T-visors&#039; one that I got is like yours, 3mm or 1/8&quot; acrylic.&nbsp; &nbsp; I tried the T-visor one and at night found it very hard to see what I was doing.&nbsp; Maybe wearing glasses makes it worse.&nbsp; I made this version so I could see at night like when I trooped at the Episode 7 premier.&nbsp; I&#039;m looking for a lighter acrylic but there seems to only be one darkness available.Here&#039;s a comparison shot:[ATTACH]59347[/ATTACH]No, it&#039;s not screen-accurate but I think it does well enough, I&#039;m more comfortable being able to see where I&#039;m going. Since I discarded the packaging, here&#039;s a link to what I used: <a href="http://www.michaels.com/10361969.html" target="_blank">16&quot; x 20&quot; Polystyrene and Backing Kit by Studio Decor®</a>&nbsp; It&#039;s enough to make at least 3 visors.And here&#039;s the window tint film I used:[ATTACH]59348[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gregory, post: 430075, member: 8301"] It measures out to about 1/32" or maybe .75mm or so. T-visors' one that I got is like yours, 3mm or 1/8" acrylic. I tried the T-visor one and at night found it very hard to see what I was doing. Maybe wearing glasses makes it worse. I made this version so I could see at night like when I trooped at the Episode 7 premier. I'm looking for a lighter acrylic but there seems to only be one darkness available. Here's a comparison shot: [ATTACH]59347.vB[/ATTACH] No, it's not screen-accurate but I think it does well enough, I'm more comfortable being able to see where I'm going. Since I discarded the packaging, here's a link to what I used: [url=http://www.michaels.com/10361969.html]16" x 20" Polystyrene and Backing Kit by Studio Decor®[/url] It's enough to make at least 3 visors. And here's the window tint film I used: [ATTACH]59348.vB[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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