Material accidentally made in 1872 that the "B.F. Goodrich Company" finally manged to plasticize and use commercially in 1926 (abbr.) Crossword Clue, 3 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%PVC3Material accidentally made in 1872 that the "B.F. Goodrich Company" finally manged to plasticize and use commercially in 1926 (abbr.)
30%ACME4The company that was shown to have made all the evil weapons used by Wile E. Coyote to try and catch the Roadrunner
28%KIA3Car company that makes the Soul and is based in Seoul
27%CLAY4Material used to make the object "illustrated" here, in a seasonal song
27%SAAB4Swedish aerospace and defense company that used to make cars
27%STEEL5Metal that's used to make drums in the Caribbean
27%HEMP4Plant in the cannabis family that's used to make rope
26%STEEL5Stainless ___, the material used in cutlery, that was accidentally discovered during experiments on rust-free gun barrels
25%STONE5The Sorcerer's ___, legendary magical object in "Harry Potter" that could be used to make the Elixir of Life
25%PLANE5Playful paper projects! Flight that may be created as an origami craft, and used by kids to pretend-fly in the air
25%TORY4Term used in the American Revolution to describe those who remained loyal to the British Crown and government
25%IVORY5Brand of soap flakes that was often used in the 1920s to make fake snow for Christmas decorations
25%HERO4*Person who saves the day... and a word you may use to describe those being celebrated in this puzzle
24%BEYONDMEAT10Company that makes vegan alternatives to beef and sausage
24%DONUT5Word from an abbreviation used in the early 20th century by the company that made machines that created these common pastries
24%PVC3Material used in making pipes: Abbr.
24%CCLAMP6Item that the stage crew probably uses to hang the lighting and speakers
24%NYLON5Synthetic material first used commercially to make toothbrush bristles
24%HEMP4Material used to make rope and burlap
24%IBM3Company that made the first ATM: Abbr.
24%NYLON5Material used to make parachutes and pantyhose
24%SAND4Material used to make glass and silicon
24%ASPHALT7Material used to make roads and highways
24%HONDA5Company that makes the Accord and Odyssey
24%HONDA5Company that makes the Civic and Odyssey
24%SNL3NBC sketch show that added Chloe Fineman and Bowen Yang to the cast in 2019 (Abbr.)
23%MLB3Organization that the Yankees and Red Sox play in: Abbr.
23%KIA3Company that makes the Sorento and the Sportage
23%LEATHER7Material often used to make belts and shoes
23%IBM3Company that used to be called CTR: Abbr.

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