Fiberglass ?'s

[got_focus?]

How do you know if you should be using chop mat or cloth?? Is one for curves and one for flat?? Does one have more structual properties than the other???

[Random1010]

i used cloth everywhere...

[fbi90909]

use mat. mat is better than cloth.

[Worlddre]

neither are best in a flat application...when doing something flat use wood as glass is strogest around curves.

[fbi90909]

neither are best in a flat application...when doing something flat use wood as glass is strogest around curves.

true about the flat surface. but in general use, use mat over cloth.

[Random1010]

true about the flat surface. but in general use, use mat over cloth.

for what reason? i heard differently.

[bjfish11]

I think its personal preference. I always used mat, because I felt it was much thicker, so you had to do less layers. But whatever floats your boat.

And x2 on what Dre said.

[got_focus?]

to me, cloth always seemed to be thicker and require less layering

[azbass]

When I fiberglass, I use cut hair from an Italian barber shop.

[bjfish11]

Does it have to be Italian?

[azbass]

its of high quality ?

[bjfish11]

Well crap, I dont think we have many Italians here in KS...

[miker]

Well crap, I dont think we have many Italians here in KS...

I'm getting a haircut here soon..

I'll ship you some hair, you pay shipping?

[Coolwazabi]

i like mat.. easier...

and if your making a flat area.. try glassing rope into it for extra strength

[got_focus?]

my flat areas I will be using MDF.......just didn't know if mat or cloth had a benefit over the other