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Twice a Lifer
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Polycarbonate is available with one side hard to resist scratches--albeit only longer than most other plastics. It is tougher than you can even imagine. Tested some 2" wide strips X 1/4" Polycarbonate in the 80s, with sledge hammer blows. It would distort plenty, and definitely was mooshed around by the hammer face, but it never cracked, no matter what. I used panels of it to enclose a mechanical sculpture that was installed in a public space.
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