What is the exact thickness and do they warp upon long storage?
1747200
Sorry - these ARE NOT rigid. 'Gels' are thin and flexible, and are usually fit (cut/tailored) into a frame that fits over a very bright stage/studio light to enhance TV/photog, movies, live theatric plays. They've been around for a very long time and can be real expensive for the full pro versions. Hard light filters might be something you might get for physics/science labs and might cost a bundle. Maybe school lab supplies would be a good place to look for that.
1747201
They are 3 thousanths of an inch thick. Thats .003 in. I used a micrometer to determine that.I had them stored in my hot garage attic and they are still new. no warping, no fading.I did keep them in the original envelope though. I had them for only 7 months but it is hot out now and I am very happy with them. I use them to color some leds' on my Christmas decorations.
1747202
They are 3 thousanths of an inch thick. Thats .003 in. I used a micrometer to determine that. I had them stored in my hot garage attic and they are still new. no warping, no fading. I did keep them in the original envelope though. I had them for only 7 months but it is hot out now and I am very happy with them. I use them to color some leds' on my Christmas decorations.
419797
A little over 1/2 inch thick. They are vinyl-much more substantial than cloth. I love them. No problem using them with grandchildren. Easy to clean.
1255594
They are fairly thin. Not like the thicker ones, these can get crispy and snap like thinner ones do.
1281193
The thinnest I went was about 1/16 of an inch and that was iffy it dried fine but keeping it smooth and safe was harder. After drying they are hard and hold up to slight pressure but will break if not handled carefully on the small pieces.
2125890
They are definitely not thick. Thin, but not extremely thin that it breaks apart.. If that helps you.
1319898
I would say 1/8-1/16th an inch. Not thick at all. Decently firm and stable though.
1677957
I don't have a measurement for you, but they are about double thickness of a piece of cardstock and they work wonderfully. I use them to wrap my plates, cups, and crafts that I make. Nice and cushy to keep them safe.
1739005
Hello! They are some type of plastic. When washing, I make sure to use water that's hot, but not "too" hot, so they won't warp. I hope this helps?
2175527
I bought them over 2 years ago and don't remember the thickness. I do know that we were satisfied with them as they were for my daughter's wedding thank you notes.
1637489
Sorry I don't recall the thickness. I returned the product the following day I received it.
1586864
I have stacked them one on top of another with the lids on but can not say long term if they warp as I did not keep them that way as I got a new entertainment center.
665375
They are about 1 5/8 inches by a bit more than 1/2 inch. Thickness is about 1/4 inch. They were much bigger than what I was expected or wanted!
1429806
I believe they are about the thickness of a sharpie marker. I purchased them about 9 months ago
1677951
It's about 1/8 inch thick. Perfect to place between plates in a box, or wrap cups/glasses in. I shipped all my china from DC to California on Amtrak, and I didn't break a single piece! I will buy these again the next time I plan on moving...
1426885
don't know the actual thickness I think they are comparable to others. I do have a concern about the smell, they are for a gift , I have never used them.
1255591
Yes, very - about as thick as a stack of 10 pages of typing paper. If you cook them lightly, they maintain some flex when cool, but if you cook them more thoroughly, they firm up to a crisp wafer.
587434
I'd give measurements but my boards are warped and the smallest one snapped in half on me the other day. I don't know if the absurdly dry climate i live in had anything to do with it, but all 3 of my boards started warping and cracking within a month of my receiving them.