Top 4 Fiberglass and Resin Uses - Fiberglass Warehouse

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There are endless project possibilities when using fiberglass reinforcements such as fiberglass cloth, fiberglass mat, carbon fiber or aramid. Combine a reinforcement with a polyester, vinyl ester or epoxy resin and it will create a strong durable part. Whether you are in the marine, aerospace, automotive, or construction industry or just a do-it-yourself hobbyist, there are a vast number of things you can do with fiberglass and resin. Fiberglass reinforcements come in a variety of weights and weaves that produce different strength properties. Fiberglass cloth/fabric is available in weights as low as .75 oz. per square yard. The most popular sizes range from 4 oz. up to 10 oz. per square yard and are typically 38, 50 or 60 inches wide. It comes in several weaves such as plain, twill and satin. Fiberglass cloth tape is a fiberglass cloth made

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Top 4 Fiberglass and Resin Uses - Fiberglass Warehouse

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Same high-strength polyester resin that is used to build most boats. Use alone or with fiberglass tape, cloth or mat to repair damaged fiberglass boats, snowmobiles, jet skis, bathtubs and showers. Use as a sealer on damaged and rotted wood. Seals concrete. Use on large or small metal rust-outs. Joins most surfaces together while creating a strong and long lasting bond. Sandable in less than 2 hours. Compatible with all paints, including gel coat and marine paints. Waterproof.