Guess I'm not sure why it has to be "acetate"?? Why wouldn't common,
garden-variety, readily-available transparency sheets work? (The kind
your local office supply sells that you can run through your laser
printer or copier. They come in all sorts of colors these days.)
I've also used these to cut the glare off highly reflective pages when
reading books or magazines, as it reduces the strain. Since I'd been
making "vugraphs" (transparencies for overhead projection) using these,
they were already in my desk.

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