Lightweight Fiberglass Cloth 0.75 oz x 38" Wide x 2 Yards Folded for Hobby, RC, Model Airplanes, Surfacing Fabric, and DIY Projects - Durable, Versatile E-Glass Fiberglass Material

I have been experimenting with different fiberglass cloths and epoxies for small woodworking projects. I ordered this to see how "invisible" the cloth would be in the finished project and how much stiffness it might add. In the picture was a test slice made of various woods glued up edge to edge. It is 3/16ths thick (~5mm) and was very bendable, severely flexing under its own weight.I applied 2 layers of cloth to the bottom and one to the top. The photo shows the result on the 2 layer surface: it is completely invisible to the naked eye. And after curing, the entire piece showed almost no flex.It also arrived very close to the stated dimensions with little fraying at the edges. Highly recommended for small projects and when visual clarity is needed.

I like the quality of this light weight fiberglass cloth.I would have preferred a smaller quantity at a lower cost. For my use, (repairing RC airplane) I only need around 2 or 3 square feet of material. This large amount will last longer than I will be alive.

The .75 once fiberglass cloth is a wonderful product. I used it to build the hull of a remote controlled sailboat. The fiberglass was pla wd over a plug/mold and the coated with resin. Three layers were applied. The hull was then pulled off of the plug. The cloth drapes perfectly over the plug, as it is extremely thin and flexible.

Meets weight criteria (RC planes

I liked the fact that it was easy to work with

I really enjoyed using this cloth when I was glassing over a passenger dashboard on a Nitro bass boat. It follows the curves both inside and out and lays down beautifully when squeegeed with a rubber spatula.

I have a newish fridge and one of the door shelves cracked. I new one was $100 .... WHAT?! I used this cloth with thin CA and it's holding strong. Thanks!

May be good for other use.