Bondo Fiberglass Cloth, 20128, 8 Sq Ft

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

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.

This really makes fiberglassing easier! However it is somewhat smaller than the regular sheets. I like these because when fiberglassing my board, sometimes it slips while spreading the resin, but using this keeps it in place!

Use this product to fix a lawn tractor mower deck. So far it has held up just fine.

An excellent product for boat repair.Very easy to work with and gives really high strength to fiberglass repairs. I will always use this product for my boat repairs.

1. Use pinking shears. 2. Keep it in a sealed bag. 3. DO NOT SAND IT AFTER YOUVE BONDOD OR EPOXIED OVER IT. My hands itched for WEEKS. However, this product does not adhere... Bondo adheres, not this mesh.. Why is it asking me to rate the adhesion?

Worked for my repairs. I repaired a snowblowers plastic hull and auger housing. Good quality fiberglass, although this is my first time using fiberglass. It just seemed to do what I needed it to.

Weave was much too large - frayed completely before I could even apply it - worthless for what I needed it for. Perhaps I misread it (size of weave), but as quickly as it frayed I cannot imagine what you would use it for.

I used this product to make a couple repairs to my personal watercraft and the material appears to be holding up quite well. No complaints yet.

Had to try and figure out how to keep the leak coming through the fiberglass cloth