24 x 36 x 0.12 Inch Acrylic See-Through Mirror, Scratch Resistant, 40% Transparent

I got this for an experment... It surves the purpose.

From what I can see, the reflectivity of the mirror is really good and as soon as I get everything completed I'll add photos to show it. The mirror itself had a small fracture in the top middle of it which was a slight bummer but I should be able to cover it in the project I'm using it for. The box itself wasn't even labeled as fragile so it's most definitely Amazon's fault, not the seller's, yet the seller gets punished for it. Will definitely look to purchase again for other projects.

Tired to do an infinity thing for photography. This was so flimsy and warped when trying to use it. It was absolutely terrible. Was way too thin and the reflection was very warmed. I returned it immediately. WAAAAY too expensive for the product. I wouldn’t pay more than $4 for it.

If you are planning to size this, be aware, its brittle, not as bad as glass, but you need to score it deeply...do NOT try to cut with a saw. Also, be aware, not being glass, it scuffs and scratches easily...but...I protected mine by putting a lexan cover on it..

I had purchased this a while ago to build a magic mirror, and it worked wonderfully for the first couple months.Last week however, I noticed that the mirror has been permanently scared due to someone touching it with their hand and not immediately polishing/buffing out the mark where the person touched the mirror.I’ve attached pictures of what I’m taking about, it appears as though the residual sweat/grease from when someone touched the mirror has turned black and permanently scared the surface. Try as I may, looks it it’s been absorbed by the acrylic and damaged the reflective surface.Pretty disappointing as it was working great before this and the acrylic version are much more affordable than glass. if I had known this would be an issue in the long run I likely would have gone with a glass two-way mirror instead of acrylic ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I imagine if you make sure to keep it super clean it wouldn’t be an issue.

This arrived in a giant box! I was so worried it was going to be broken, but it was very very bubble wrapped inside. It arrived in perfect condition. I made a huge magic mirror for a class project, and it worked out great! It's thick, but yes, you can see through it. I really enjoyed working on this project! Ended up getting a B in the class (aww ysss)! And yes, I know it's expensive. Trust me I did quite a bit of looking around and almost bought something cheap. But I think if you're going to make something for your house that you intend to use daily, or for a gift, spend the money on a quality peice of acrylic. The company even reached out to me to make sure everything was ok when it arrived. Spend the money, it's seriously worth it!Warning!! I suggest working with something a bit smaller though if you don't have the right kind of frame (like me). It tends to bow out, like it's falling out of the frame, but when I have time I plan on fixing the frame so it stays in place. Make sure you have your measurements right!! I'd suggest working with a local framing company if you'd like to put this in a shadow box type of fixture.

The two way mirror I received came warped - I got 3 replacements, two of which had the same flaw (maybe bad luck on my side). However the vendor was extremely helpful with replacement and personally picked a mirror which was flawless. I have not had such a great customer service in a while!

I used this with a laser cutter to make some perforated plastic lenses for a Halloween mask. It cut incredibly cleanly, and the plastic protective coating on both sides prevented any scratches or marring during the process.Even without the perforations, the plastic is transparent enough to see through.The only downside is that I ordered a sheet that was a little too thin and therefore it's easy to break if flexed, but that is buyer error and not the fault of the manufacturer.Can't beat the price for the quality of the material. Just remember to remove the film on each side after cutting.