Blue Abyss Acrylic Sheet | Translucent Cast Acrylic Sheet | Laser Supply Canada

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Blue Abyss Acrylic Sheet –Deep Translucent Acrylic for Backlit & Statement Designs

Dive into rich, oceanic depth with our Blue Abyss Acrylic Sheet, a translucent teal-blue material infused with darker marbled currents that come alive when illuminated. Inspired by deep water and shifting tides, this specialty acrylic adds movement, dimension, and atmosphere to every project.

Unlike solid acrylic, Blue Abyss allows light to pass through, creating a layered glow effect that enhances its swirling pattern. When unlit, it delivers moody depth and contrast; when backlit, it transforms into a luminous, light-reactive surface full of visual energy.

Ideal for backlit signage, LED panels, infinity builds, decorative lighting elements, and statement wall features, this material is designed to stand out — especially under light.

Crafted from high-quality cast acrylic, Blue Abyss cuts cleanly and engraves with crisp precision on laser machines. As with all of our professional-grade materials, it is tested on Thunder Laser machines right here in Calgary to ensure smooth cutting and reliable, production-ready performance.

If your design calls for depth, glow, and dramatic presence, Blue Abyss delivers.

Features & Specifications:

Size Options: 12" × 18"
Material: Premium cast acrylic sheets
Thickness : 3mm
Finish: Two sided pattern with plastic protective masking
Laser Compatibility: Designed for CO₂ RF, Diode, UV laser cutting and engraving

Tested on Thunder Laser Machines

Ideal for signage, jewelry and swag. Easy to cut on most laser cutter machines. Materials tests included to get your started!

Option to UV print on the back!

For our one sided acrylic, we can UV print another pattern on if you like! Just send your high-res image in JPG or PNG.

Re-Usable Plastic Masking

Don't waste time painstakingly peeling paper masking! Can be removed and then added again later to protect your acrylic from scratches and fingerprints

We're not like other laser companies

We really know our lasers- in fact, we've spent the past 4 years selling Thunder Laser machines, and 10 years running Fuse33 Makerspace. During that time we've taught over 3000 members and over 600 laser customers how to use lasers.

We've truly 'seen it all' from conventional uses like swag and signage, to the most wild and unimaginable interactive art projects and costumes.

Our frequently trips overseas to Thunder Laser head office, allow us to stay on the cutting edge of what's available on the laser market for materials. We take pride in finding unique and interesting products, so your projects stand out!

Our Story

Create sophisticated, high-impact pieces with our acrylic collection

Designed for precision laser cutting and engraving, this premium acrylic elevates signage, awards, and custom projects with a distinctly luxurious finish.

High Visual Impact
Patterns unique to Local Laser Supply
Adhesive backing available
Tested on Thunder Laser machines
3mm or 4mm thickness
Shipped from Calgary AB

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about laser cutting and engraving acrylic sheets.

What types of acrylic sheets do you offer?

We offer cast acrylic sheets in 12x19" in 3mm and 4mm thickness

We also sell 3M adhesive sheets which are ideal for projects with inset pieces or multiple layers.

Buy 3M adhesive

Is acrylic suitable for laser engraving?

Yes, our acrylic sheets are excellent for laser engraving with precise and clean results, perfect for custom projects.

In fact, many people enjoy engraving their acrylic and filling the engraving with paint or resin.

Should I keep the plastic masking on when I cut and engrave?

When you cut, you can keep the plastic masking on, however, another option we like to use, is the soap method (soap and water) One benefit of keeping the plastic on if it prevents fingerprints, dust and scratches. For cutting, your should have your air on.

If you engrave, you should remove the plastic masking. You can either use paper masking or use the soap and water method. For engraving your should turn your air off.

Does cutting and engraving mirrored acrylic require different methods?

Yes, its best to cut and engrave mirrored acrylic from the back.
DON'T FORGET: This means anything you engrave has to back flipped backwards!

With our 50% mirrored acrylic, you can tell which side is the back is by doing what people often call 'the finger nail test'. To do this, touch your fingernail on the surface of the acrylic (make sure your fingers are clean).
If your finger and the reflection touch perfectly with no gap, this is the mirror-coated side.

If there is a slight gap between them, you are touching the clear, uncoated side.

If you engrave on the wrong side you can tell because there will be a second image in behind your engrave or print.
See Link:

Did you know you can use our 50% mirrored acrylic to make infinity mirrors? Read more about infinity mirrors here

Can I buy a sample of acrylic?

We have samples of each color of our acrylic available so you can test before you commit to buying a full sheet.

Just check out our and select the Sample size: 1.5x1.5 option on the product page or choose our acrylic sample collection

How do I clean my acrylic?

Just use LA Awesome of Zep and a microfiber cloth.

DO NOT use isopropyl alcohol as it will melt the plastic

Make sure to do a materials test beforehand to ensure you don't melt your acrylic.

Watch Lasers Nug's video on engraving acrylic

Do you have more colors or sizes of acrylic other than what I see?

Yes you can check out our full catalogue here

If you don't see the color you want on our site, we can pre-order you some!

inquiries@locallasersupply.ca

What settings should I use on acrylic?

All of our acrylic sheets come with a materials test done on a 30w RF Thunder Laser Bolt machine. The settings for 3mm acrylic will in the same ballpark as 3mm Baltic birch or MDF.

To deduce settings for your machine wattage use this chart or (ideally) run Materials Test in LightBurn.

Use low/no air for engraving.
To reduce smoke spots, turn on your air 15 seconds BEFORE you start engraving in your machine settings.

Link: Article here.

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