Fiberglass Cloth 1.5oz Plain Weave Fiberglass Cloth for Boat RC Plane Auto Surfboard Tub Pool Repair

I used this fabric paired with a quick dry, two part resin to add rigidity to a custom ceiling panel for my van. I had no clue what I was doing before watching a couple of YouTube videos and tackling this project. I should have used a heavier fabric but two layers got the job done and I'm satisfied with how it turned out.

Make SURE you tape it BEFORE cutting it. It frayes very easily and unravels

I'm using this fiberglass cloth to create the body of a kid size ride on "T" bucket (with electric motor). The fiberglass is laid up over a core of pink insulation board so that only two layers of cloth are needed. The tight weave and light weight of this cloth makes it easy to work with and creates a minimum of unraveled threads along edges and seams. Cuts easy and absorbs resin quickly and evenly.

Not a fiberglass, It's synthetic materials, there claim it works with epoxy is false, when it contacted the epoxy it turns like very thin plastic and will trap air bubbles and won't let it breath out, It won't work at all, it's just waist of time and money, I had to rip it off and throw in the garbage then got real fiberglass mat from a marine store that worked fine.