Acrylic Mirror Sheet Adhesive 11.9" X 11.9" Sticky Acrylic Mirrors-2 Pack Great for Classroom Camping Fun House Peel Off Protective Cover Sheet

Excellent quality. The mirrored surface is flatter and fairly distortion free as long as you mount this to a flat surface. I wanted to add a mirror to my Decent DE1+ Espresso machine to have the same reflective surface as the more expensive DE1Pro. This ads the benefit of being able to see the portafilter output easily.I tried to use a Silhouette Cameo 3 to cut this acrylic even though I knew it was well beyond the capabilities of the cutter. I set everything to the strongest and deepest cut - cutting blade to 10, force of 33, speed 5, 3 passes. However, it only provided some decent score lines. The product is just too hard/strong for the Cameo. In any case, I ended up using a utility knife along the Cameo's score lines, then lightly filed the curved part of my cut with a diamond sharpening stone. I'm happy with the results, although with a little more patience I could have smoothed the curves better. The first photo shows the mirror installed on the DE1+, the second demonstrates the mirror quality showing the mug reflection on the mirror surface.

Had a decorative mirror fall and crack. It was in a set and would have looked very uneven without it. This product was easy to cut and had very good adhesive!

I chose this because it says it's made of acrylic and I planned to cut it with a laser. I know acrylic is safe and works well in laser cutters. I use it all the time.Since this is a new material to me, I gave it the well known flame test to check that it didn't contain chlorine (as, for example, PVC does) before cutting. I didn't detect any chlorine, but was suspicious it wasn't acrylic since it smelled "waxy" -- like polyethylene -- not pungent -- like acrylic -- when it burned during the test. It's also not as stiff or brittle as I would expect 1mm acrylic to be.Since I didn't find any chlorine, I went ahead and cut it with the laser. That worked just fine, but again, it really didn't smell anything like acrylic. Maybe it's one of the plastics in the PET family? I don't know. Whatever it is, I'm pretty sure it's not acrylic. But it seems to have worked for my purposes.

Nice larger size; image is clear; easy to affix

The mirrors are easily broken/distorted and did not meet my expectations.

The product is just as expected. My plan was to replace a child's play vanity mirror. However, the main problem is cutting it. I don't know how others were able to cut it without the edges cracking. First, I tried really sharp scissors-that caused the edges to finely shatter. Then, I tried a utility knife. I used the previous mirror as a guide/template and kept scoring the same cut over and over again. It seemed as though I wasn't making a dent at all. I applied more force and the edges just cracked instead. So, now, I'm afraid to try on the other sheet, as the previous one is not useable now because of the cracks. If you plan on using the product as is, it will work, but if you plan on cutting it to a certain shape, you may run into some trouble.

I used these tiles for a Montessori classroom. Students stack the colored knobbless cylinders allowing a view from the top, looking down, or from the side indirectly. Makes a beautiful presentation. And, of course, we had to use an unbreakable mirror surface. So many uses. I’m happy with them so far. (And mine arrived intact, no cracks. )

These work great for what they are - they just seem to magnify a little. Not a problem for me, but worth noting.