Acrylic glass XT mirror
1 variant, thicknesses: 3 mm. Cut on the P1–P3 formats, price shown live while you design.
- Laser cutting
- Vector engraving
- Raster engraving
kerf
The laser vaporizes material — the cutting gap varies with material and thickness. Cuts run centered on the drawn line; for shape.tools products we factor the kerf into your dimensions automatically.More in the glossary →P1–P3 sheet formats
Our three sheet formats: P1 = 181 × 181 mm, P2 = 384 × 384 mm, P3 = 790 × 384 mm. Your design has to fit on one of the sheets. For scale: a vinyl record cover sits between P1 and P2.More in the glossary →
How Acrylic glass XT mirror lasers
Standardised photos of the real material — same motifs, same light, so you can compare materials.
Test cuts 
Transparency 
Top view 
Engraving 
Cut edges
raster engraving
The laser fills an area line by line — like a printer. Ideal for logos and larger motifs. In your file: black filled areas, RGB(0, 0, 0).More in the glossary →vector engraving
The laser traces a line and engraves it into the material — precise, ideal for fine contours. In your file: red hairlines, RGB(255, 0, 0).More in the glossary →Good to know
Description
Mirrored acrylic rivals glass mirrors in brilliance. As with a classic glass mirror, the reflection happens at the back: a very smooth metal film is laminated on, bouncing light back through the transparent acrylic.
An acrylic mirror is lighter and far more break-resistant than glass — perfect wherever breakage is a real risk. In return the surface scratches more easily; for worktop-like surfaces, glass remains the better choice. For walls, make-up mirrors and making rooms feel bigger, the acrylic version is wonderful. Note: indoor use only — its weather resistance outdoors is limited.
Engraving
We recommend only cutting mirrored acrylic. Engravings otherwise sit on the polished front, without the mirror film. Engraving the back removes the mirror layer and turns the acrylic transparent in that spot — use a heavy raster or vector engraving for this and set up your design mirrored.
Processing
Mirrored acrylic can be sawn, milled, drilled and polished. Scratches on the coated back cannot be polished out — store the sheets horizontally and perfectly flat.
The front bonds with the usual acrylic adhesives; on the coated back the bond strength is noticeably lower.
Cleaning
No glass cleaners — they roughen and dull the surface. Use warm water with washing-up liquid or a dedicated plastic cleaner.
Protective film
Acrylic glass always ships with a peelable protective film. Detach small parts from the film carefully — delicate pieces can break otherwise.
Bridges
For small parts under 15 × 15 mm, plan small bridges: interrupt the cut contour by at least 0.5–0.8 mm. All parts then stay safely in the sheet until they reach you — push them out by hand or free them carefully with a craft knife.
Variants & sheet prices
| Color / finish | Thickness | P1 (181 × 181 mm) | P2 (384 × 384 mm) | P3 (790 × 384 mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
mirror | 3 mm | €5.90 | €22.80 | €41.90 |
Sheet prices incl. VAT. Your cut costs sheet plus laser time — you see the fixed price live when uploading or modelling.