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Subject: Recomendations for material for door panels
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I am looking for recommendations for a material (plastic, etc.) that 
will be fairly easy to cut. The pieces I am
making now will be flat, and I won't need to form any curves.

I appreciate any recommendations of material type and where to obtain, 
estimated cost would be appreciated
as well.

Thanks