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    any thickness recommended on the aluminum sheet? and does it take glue and uphostery well? what do you advise for trimming aluminum to fit? may go with the abs plastic. just redid my bathrooom and those individual wall panels are a bit pricey. well, the ones with the soap holder and corner pieces molded in were. thanks for the advice.

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    For aluminum you could go with .090 or .120 (nominal 1/8 inch). ABS comes in 1/8" I believe. Make a paper pattern, transfer it to the material. You can trim the aluminum with snips, a power shear, a nibbler, whatever you've got that'll cut it clean. A good quality adhesive (like 3M), follow directions and upholstery material should stick just fine.
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