The impressive tutorials on using the 'acrylic ganache boards' with polished sides to make perfectly smooth level ganache cakes are tempting to try........however the boards are not available for sale in the US.

is there anyone out there who knows someone who sells them? or would sell & ship them here?

http://www.facebook.com/notes/torta-couture-cakes/how-to-ganache-a-cake-my-way/517220834972659

http://store.cakedecoratingcentral.com.au/icing/ganaching/acrylic-ganache-boards.html

I've looked for some here but I couldn't find any.  I found someone who will cut acrylic to the dimensions I give but I've yet to do that because he's very expensive. I would love to be able to order some online! 

This may be a good opportunity for a business to import or make these for sale in the US.

We get JEM, PME, Carmas Massa fondant   etc.   imported.

You can get them at TAP Plastics -

AI use just regular cake board, works the same way.

Check out your local glass and acrylic shops, I get acrylic circles cut for next to nothing when I'm building 3D support systems.

Last time I bought Stress free Supports, they sold them.. 6 or so years ago.......I don't know if they still do. But they were nice!

AThatstg the way we learner to ganache a cake in culinary school. We used cardboards.

AI saw them at Michael's craft store the other day. I'm pretty sure they just had 8 and 9 inch rounds.

Yes. Mitch Turner of Little Venice in the UK makes them. I think the 8, 10 and 12 inch sizes are sold in the US at Michael's, Kmart and other stores.

http://www.kmart.com/little-venice-cake-clear-work-board-round-10inch/p-021V004597154000P

http://www.joann.com/little-venice-cake-clear-work-board-round-12in/12496659.html?

I guess you would have to trim your cakes if they're not at least a quarter inch or half an inch smaller than the boards.

??  http://www.delviesplastics.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=DPI&Category_Code=Acrylic_Disks

??  http://www.ebay.com/bhp/acrylic-sheet-circle

My cakes coming out of 8-inch pans are slightly less that 8 inches, so I use 8-inch circles.

Thank You Shanter:  You are a peach. The Delvies Plastic website like exactly what is used in the tutorials.