1/4 Chopped Strand Mat Fiberglass Fibers Quart

Used this to strengthen a thin layer of concrete floor. Did a great job will use again if I do something like that again.

Look good. Have yet to add them to some resin but they have a good weight to them.

works very good

Good filler but a little pricey for 20 buck.

Great chopped fiberglass to mix with resin if your wanting a little extra reinforcement

Good way to add structural strength to resin, especially when using it as a filler. Use as needed to obtain the consistency desired to work with. When combined with fumed silica (cabosil) you can make a filler as thick as peanut butter that is also structurally solid.

I had been making my own chopped strand filler for a couple years, but I got a little sick of all the work involved. I saw a video on using chopped fiber for fiberglassing, and I immediately went to Amazon to check it out. The Fasco chopped fiber caught my eye, and I decided to give it a shot. The prices all around Amazon were close to the same, but most of the sellers wanted $15 to $20 bucks shipping! Then I found the Fasco Enterprises site and the chopped fiber was seventeen bucks with free shipping (I am an Amazon Prime member.) It arrived within two days. I immediately went into the shop to try it out. It works SO much better than home-made, and is great for adding strength to joints or molding around complex-shaped objects. I highly recommend Fasco Enterprises ! Their selection, prices and shipping are top notch, and, although Ive only tried the one product from them, I will gladly be working with them again.

Great Product. Exactly what I needed, not too long and it’s amazing how a little goes a long way. Delivery was pretty amazing too. Ordered after business hours on Tuesday & it was delivered to my door early afternoon on Wednesday.

I have been ordering this same product for several years. This recent batch is heavier than before. The 1/4 chop sinks to the bottom of my mixture instead of staying suspended while the resin is curing. I am left with the chop settling to the bottom and not well mixed into the resin. I have never had this problem before. Also, I use a specific amount of resin, hardener and chop by WEIGHT, not volume. I have noticed that there is MUCH less chop for the same weight I have always used. There is something definitely different about this batch of chop. It is not doing the job I need it to.

Used the stuff to make peanut butter work great