What is the clear vinyl sheet to protect top/seal when raise/lower top

[sl113newguy]

The small clear vinyl/plastic pieces that drape over the side of the car when raising and lowering the top, and then are placed over and tucked into the top when put down...have done missing 

Just wondering what size these are and what type of vinyl (15 mil maybe?). I think it basically is just a clear vinyl sheeting I can go find at Amazon or the like, but if any other thoughts please let me know!
Thanks forum

[lreppond]

I use acetate sheets intended for making overhead transparencies.  They’re 8-1/2 x 11 and work just fine.  I got mine at Staples. 

[cfm65@me.com]

Hi New Guy,
There is very little space under the forward arms of the horse shoe cover and the plastic is there to protect the soft top material, which would be in direct contact with the cover, without the vinyl protection. The vinyl sheet is not as thick as 15 mm. I would hazard a guess of 2 to 3 mm. My hard top is on the car, so I can’t have a quick look, sorry!
Regards
Chris

[Norm]

I just cut my protectors from a plastic gallon water jug.  Cut off the top and the bottom, use the sides to fashion two "elbows"

Here is a pic....
They are 5 inches wide.

Make sure you round off any sharp corners.

Norm

[Mike Hughes]

I use a couple of the 1-gallon size Hefty Zip-Lok freezer bags.  They are pretty thick and about 10 inches wide, so they protect a longer section of the seal from being chafed by the top material when raising/lowering the soft top.

[Ronmurr]

I just went to a craft/fabric store. They had rolls of various thickness of clear plastic sheets. I bought a foot very inexpensive and just cut a piece out

[Hans2012]

I am using two rectangles of MBTex - it is more pliable that Ziploc bags and works well. 

JSP

[lagolag]

I’m using the same material used in the windows for boat canopy purchased where boat equipment is sold.