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Coroplast is a name brand, just like Lexan, and others. I think the generic name is "corrugated plastic,
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I've always referred to it as poly carbonate
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Polycarbonate is a material--generally a relatively hard plastic and most often clear.
The coroplast that most people on this forum refer to is normally made from polypropylene.
However after reading a bit more, I have found that corrugated plastic sheets can and are also made using polycarbonate.Yay, got to learn something today. My guess is that they would be a bit more expensive though as polycarbonate is not normally cheap. I believe polycarbonate has better UV resistance too although that might not matter beneath a car.
Thanks for teaching me something new UltraArc.
JJ