Lexan is considerably more flexible than plexi, but without seeing your application, it’s hard to say whether you will need to heat form. I am in the process of replacing 3/8” plexi windows with ¼” Lexan. Some of my windows have considerable curve to them. No problem getting the Lexan to conform to the shape. See a couple of photos at http://www.stateham.com/sunspotbaby/deadlights/. In another thread on this forum someone has posted a brief description of the process of heat forming. A quick search should find that info for you. George
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