I used some Lexan Sheets that I got from a large commercial sign manufacture, the sheets were only about 3/16 inch thick and were used to cover the fronts of electronic signs/message boards. They cut real easy on a table saw(blade backwards if I remember correctly) and most were 3'X4' but some were broken. We did this about 5 years ago and they have held up real well even over some large rust holes. My dad still uses this trailer mostly for fire wood and mulch, so I don't know how it would hold up with sand or broken concrete.

I'm not sure if that lexan is the same type of plastic Peters is referring to in his post.

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