Can fiberglass resin be sprayed through it ?
46566
If it's the same thickness as texture it would do it, but resin will dry much faster so if your going to use it, just use a small amount at a time. Good luck
636995
yes its fiberglass resin, two parts mix it together and dries in maybe 30 mins
1441586
It would seem to me that you could do this. I found that the clear coat does not go as far as the epoxy does in coverage. You may need additional clear coat.
1396128
http://www.marinetex.com/gluvit.html this should help better than what i can say. I really liked the results. i used it on my fiberglass deck that had some stress cracks in it and I added Evercoat epoxy color agent and I'm happy with how it turned out. I hope you get some good results, this stuff really is nice.
2011497
Absolutely. Lightly sand and clean the surface thoroughly then apply the epoxy. Surface preparation is vital to acquiring a solid bond.
1157995
Sorry I have not tried it on fiberglass but I think the 3m stripe off wheel is safer.
773679
Yes this is good too repair anything fiberglass.Although if it just just a small crack i would just buy the fiberglass resin and cover the crack with a couple thin coats of the resin and it will seal it up
1874282
Not really unless you can seal the edges somehow. As soon as you cut it the fiberglass threads start unraveling. Just to let you know any type of flame will burn a hole right through this.
381586
I cannot say, with certainty, that all spray paints would work equally well; however, I've had some success with the type that says it's OK for use on plastics. I've been using the resin as a binding agent for fiber composites, and not for casting. Perhaps Testor's plastic model spray paint would be a safe bet for cast parts.
1419951
The package says can't use on aluminum. I guess it's okay to use on fiberglass, but be careful and rinse with a lot of water. This stuff is very strong and it's toxic.
1390680
I don't know why you would want to seal a fiberglass fuel tank with this when you could use fiberglass resin instead. judging by the appearance of the final product I do think it would work but that is just a guess.
1809897
I used it on fiberglass and it works very well. I wound up buying two bottles because I did a bad job of applying it. After the second- and much better coat - I find it much easier get in and out of the shower now. I really like it.
1390683
Check with the maker -- it does create an internal rubber bladder, but it is designed to ADHERE TO METAL, NOT FIBERGLASS -- but why not pour fiberglass resin mixed with hardener into the tank?
54403
I don't see why not - it's essentially a liquid fiberglass kind of glazing itself - it should dry fine over the glaze (clean with rubbing alcohol first). However the product will wash off in about 6 months - I've had to repurchase and reapply about every 6 months
742377
i would say not unless you maybe Super sensitive it is not like fiberglass repair material.
2182975
I would not. This has a rare kind of acid in it. It is designed for fiberglass tubs/showers. As mentioned by others, it does have a very strong fume to it. But it is the only thing I've found that works great on my fiberglass tub to remove the mineral stains from my water. I would not use it on a painted surface.
118856
Yes it is, Bry but i'm going to use it on a stock i will design and build. I suggest sanding the paint from all prods, and checking for cracks and air chambers near the glass reinforced plastic (fiberglass). A breaking prod could do permanent damage. I have found imperfections under paint. V these out for more glueing surface area. I recommend West System G-flex epoxy only, for such extreme requirements.