Where to buy thin fibreglass sheets
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Where to buy thin fibreglass sheets
Where can I buy thin (1/16") fibreglass sheets to glue to plywood? Alternatively, fiberglass already glued to thin plywood. Color does not matter as it will be painted to match my truck.
Need it to replace some damaged skirts on my RV.
Need it to replace some damaged skirts on my RV.
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not sure on fiberglass. There is a company near here that does aluminized plywood.
Your probably looking at too mcuh to consider a DIY fiberglass kit and making your own.
Your probably looking at too mcuh to consider a DIY fiberglass kit and making your own.
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I can buy aluminum or thin galvanized sheets locally and glue that on to the plywood and it will look like factory when finished, but would prefer the fiberglass sheets. Aluminum is probably the way I will end up going due to the weight. Only problem it may show impact damage easier.
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I googled fiberglass reinforced plywood texas and there is a place in grand prairie. dunno which path your taking thru texas.
another thought.
have you considered having the lower portion of your trailer rhino lined or a DIY herculiner over plywood?
another thought.
have you considered having the lower portion of your trailer rhino lined or a DIY herculiner over plywood?
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can Rhino line it very easily butmy wife would kill me. She is an artist and things just have to look right, so that option is out. Waaaaaayyy out.
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Am now thinking that the easist way for me is to completely strip off the old stuff to the frames and install what is locally known as MDF. It is a composition board of some sort that is very smooth and very water resistant. Then cover that with maybe .020" or .032" aluminum.
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Stan, Google rigid fiberglass panels. I believe you'll find your answer there. Here's a couple possibilities.
http://www.dipcraft.com/?gclid=CLvZ7...FcVa7AodJyXR1w
http://www.k-mac-plastics.com/fiberglass-sheet.htm#GP03
http://www.libertypultrusions.com/fi...Fcdk7Aod8luJ2Q
There's also carbon fiber with a gelcoat finish.
http://dragonplate.com/ecart/categories.asp?cID=65
http://www.dipcraft.com/?gclid=CLvZ7...FcVa7AodJyXR1w
http://www.k-mac-plastics.com/fiberglass-sheet.htm#GP03
http://www.libertypultrusions.com/fi...Fcdk7Aod8luJ2Q
There's also carbon fiber with a gelcoat finish.
http://dragonplate.com/ecart/categories.asp?cID=65
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TR, thanks for the leads. Will work on these.
Stan, Google rigid fiberglass panels. I believe you'll find your answer there. Here's a couple possibilities.
http://www.dipcraft.com/?gclid=CLvZ7...FcVa7AodJyXR1w
http://www.k-mac-plastics.com/fiberglass-sheet.htm#GP03
http://www.libertypultrusions.com/fi...Fcdk7Aod8luJ2Q
There's also carbon fiber with a gelcoat finish.
http://dragonplate.com/ecart/categories.asp?cID=65
http://www.dipcraft.com/?gclid=CLvZ7...FcVa7AodJyXR1w
http://www.k-mac-plastics.com/fiberglass-sheet.htm#GP03
http://www.libertypultrusions.com/fi...Fcdk7Aod8luJ2Q
There's also carbon fiber with a gelcoat finish.
http://dragonplate.com/ecart/categories.asp?cID=65
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I just bought 4' X 8' X 3/16" fiberglass matting here in Michigan about 2 months ago. I had to re-wrap a fiberglass bucket on a cherry picker/bucket truck. Let me know if these are what you are looking for and I'll see if I can get more. Shipping should be easy, just roll 'em up and send 'em!
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I just bought 4' X 8' X 3/16" fiberglass matting here in Michigan about 2 months ago. I had to re-wrap a fiberglass bucket on a cherry picker/bucket truck. Let me know if these are what you are looking for and I'll see if I can get more. Shipping should be easy, just roll 'em up and send 'em!
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I just bought 4' X 8' X 3/16" fiberglass matting here in Michigan about 2 months ago. I had to re-wrap a fiberglass bucket on a cherry picker/bucket truck. Let me know if these are what you are looking for and I'll see if I can get more. Shipping should be easy, just roll 'em up and send 'em!
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