From: Mark Minton
"Not as far as I know. Lexan is always hard and inflexible."
Lexan does have the ability to flex.
I bought some Lexan about 1/4 inch thick from a small company in a warehouse
district in Irving, TX that made bullet-proof display cases for museums and
jewelry stores. When a bullet hits it (when it is this thick) it flexes,
absorbs the energy and stops the bullet; like a wall of bees wax stopping a
fastball.
Bob West
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