Feilong Acrylic Blog

I used to guess plastic types by look and feel—until one batch failed mid-production. The best way to identify plastic types combines sight, texture, recycling

Introduction I define what I mean by “tube” and “bottle” when talking about acrylic paints. I explain why packaging format matters a lot for beginners:

When someone asks for a glowing acrylic sign, the first follow-up is usually, “Do you want it to glow from the front—or from within?” It

Plexiglass has this strange way of showing up in all kinds of projects—signage, sneeze guards, tabletop displays, DIY window panes. It’s clear like glass, tougher

Acrylic is a popular material known for its clarity and durability. But what happens when temperatures drop? Does acrylic become brittle in the cold? Understanding

When I first handled two sheets of clear plastic on my desk, they looked almost identical. One was acrylic, the other polycarbonate. To anyone unfamiliar,

Ever asked for a simple glowing sign and felt your wallet flinch? I have—the first quote I saw for a trade‑show booth nearly killed the

I used to think every leftover belonged in a plastic tub—until tiny news clips about microplastics kept me up at night. Panic? Yes. But also

On my workbench, a bright acrylic sample sat next to a matte ABS phone case. Both looked sturdy, but the difference in texture and shine