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er9 · 21-08-2016, 07:28

I found a couple of sites on the net that sell it however one supplier sells it for 1/4 the price of the other. I just want to make sure its the real deal from the less expensive outlet. Where are you guys buying and what are you paying per sq. ft.?

site #1 sells .500 for $130 sq. ft., site #2 for $53 per sq. ft.

Stumble · 21-08-2016, 13:21

I usually get it from eplastics.com but if you find a cheaper place let me know I just use them because they have a large size selection.

**Sailmonkey** · 21-08-2016, 16:40

I've done eplastics and McMaster. I've found for a lot of things gpo3 works just fine and costs less.

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er9 · 21-08-2016, 17:50

much thanks....eplastics was the cheaper of the two sites i came across. just wanted to be sure their is the real deal. never bought from them before. interesting that mcmaster carries it...that might be easier for me.

kmacdonald · 21-08-2016, 17:59

I buy it here: http://stores.ebay.com/NorVa-Plastic..._pgn=1&_ipg=48

Note: I have no relation with the seller other than a satisfied customer.

robwilk37 · 21-08-2016, 19:10

macmaster-carr. great service, great selection. im in san diego and as long as i get the order in before midnight ill have it the next day!

UNCIVILIZED · 21-08-2016, 23:46

There are a LOT of sources via www.Matweb.com & on that site you can look up an one of the dozens of varities of G10 so that you can order one which has the physical properties that you need. As there are a huge number of types of "G10", most with differing properties. Some being as strong or stronger than various grades of aluminum, others being weaker, or having better electrical insulative properties, etc.
Though for the most part, on boats, you don't need the super high end stuff. Or even G10 necessarily, vs. some similar sheet composite laminate. Just know that there are different types & grades, much as there are alloys of steel, or aluminum.

jholder51 · 22-08-2016, 09:27

Go to www.curbellplastics.com and you can order on line. A lot less expensive the McMasterCarr. You won't have it the next day but that is why MC charges the prices that they charge. You can also order other plastics as well. Acrylic, polycarbonate, etc.

Sailorman Ed · 22-08-2016, 09:42

Got mine custom sized at Professional Plastics 800-995-7767- they have several shipping sites. that stuff is tough to cut !!

robwilk37 · 22-08-2016, 14:25

actually ive found curbell to be consistently more expensive than macmaster carr for the materials i buy (G10 and structural fiberglass shapes). also much greater selection...