Lexan or Plexiglass window?

HouRman

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What has better sound insulation? I have access to both types including tinted glass and stained glass. I'm designing a see thru window that needs to be sound proof. It will be mounted to an MDF wooden frame and not to sheet metal so thickness isn't a problem.

If I use lexan I can use some polycarbonate window tinting I have laying around. Don't know if it will work well on plexyglass since I've only worked with lexan.
 

RPB

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i work with both lexan and plexi and both scratch way to easy. if you can get temperd safety glass go for it.
 

Bonger

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How about acrylic? I was thinking of using it for my window since i read that it was the most scratch resistant. How is it sound proof wise and is it any harder to work with?
 

dejablue

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go with lexan.. in the long run it will be easier to maintain, and with the proper cleaners, you will find that the static problems will be much less. i have a clear case and use a home depot product called "plexus". an occassional cleaning gets rid of my smoke stains (sic), and more importantly....reduces the dust attraction....GOD LOVES CLEAR CASES...see you in church....hehe