How To Remove Paper From Acrylic Sheet

When removing the protective covering you ll want to work on a smooth flat surface.

How to remove paper from acrylic sheet. Prepare a container in a well ventilated area. You don t have to overdo it since overheating the plastic can do damage. Carefully use your fingernail to peel back the covering on one of the corners. Remove the cloth wipe the residue and soap water off with a clean cloth.

Go back to designing or just relax and watch a movie. Removing the protective covering by peeling. Be careful not to scratch the acrylic. If the residue will not come off you may carefully use a putty knife to remove the remaining residue.

2 hours later your parts should be ready. Edge of the paper and then wrap it around the broom stick or other stick and. You can try using an electric hair dryer to warm the corner of the sheet and see if this loosens the paper. The problem with a cold sheet is the adhesive on the paper becomes brittle using a standard hair dryer will help warm up the paper quickly helping you peel the sheet with much less effort.

I quickly grew tired of working my fingers to the bone removing the protective film. First try using the hairdryer method. To get the old paper off and even the new in large sheets we use a broom stick and two strong guys with big fore arms. The easy way to get that annoying paper sheeting off your acrylic parts.

Now comes the fun part. Fill it with the kerosene and add the parts the need paper removal.