Bondo Fiberglass Cloth, 20128, 8 Sq Ft

I live in an RV with a plastic tub/shower. Developed a crack in tub. This cloth was easy to cut to size to repair crack.

Repaired and strengthened rake handle with this and fiberglass resin.

So I have a resin shed and the roof had a crack in it. Bought this fiberglass and resin, mixed it up and applied it and voila, the roof is solid, no leaks, no cracking. Its great, now I dont need to replace the shed.

Its perfect for many repairs you will encounter. Good size, easy to handle. I had an old Bissel garage vac with a badly cracked top panel. I cleaned it up, cut a fiberglass patch that fit the cracked area. I put down a coat of 10-minute epoxy on the back side of the broken part, making sure the glue filled the cracks. Then I laid the patch over the wet glue and pressed it down with a flexible plastic knife. Then I added a thin layer of epoxy to the patch: Great result; probably stronger than new.

works well

This is ONLY the glass cloth....not a kit.

Great. Same as the stuff youd find at home depot for 7 or 8 bucks. It looks like its right off the shelf.

Worked great with epoxy

I repaired a cracked car bumper with this and some epoxy. The bumper is completely fixed and I believe it is stronger than before the crack. The fiberglass strands are loosely woven and come apart very easily once you cut it to size so you have to be very careful in handeling it or you end up with fiber glass strands all over your work area.

I wish it came with more product and used in on my golf cart body repair