Fiberglass Cloth,6oz 50sq Feet E-Glass Plain Weave Glass Fiber Cloth,12 Feet*50 Inches Woven Fabric for Boat RC Plane Auto Surfboard Tub Pool Repair

A little itchy and doesn’t keep you that warm. Just kidding material was exactly as described and well packaged.

I built a trike out of a Mustang and wanted to enclose the engine area to protect it from weather, still in the process.

As listed

I have built a ton of boats over the years and used Fiberglass extensively. Yes, this fiberglass feels more like plastic than fabric. Also, it has wrinkles from being folded. Lastly, it does not absorb the resin easily. However, for the price, I really can’t complain. I would strongly encourage you to wet your work surface with resin before you lay down the fiberglass. It will greatly help with the wet out. I always use a body filler spreader and I really worked the resin into the fabric. It cured nicely and did not fray as much as more expensive cloths that I’ve used. Yes, I would buy this again and even recommended with the caveat that it will require some additional effort.

If you've been getting fiberglass cloth at Home Depot, Stop it! Try some of this and you'll know what garbage that is. This is fine threads tightly woven so it doesn't come apart and leave long strings clinging to your gloves (as much) and is much easier to place.This is at a good price, too. Particularly when you consider Prime free shipping and you can get it in a day or two.I see they have 1708, too, at a good price.

Well packed ! Quality and delivery was on time. Thanks

Shipped fast, well packaged for security and the price was ok. 6.0oz fiberglass cloth suitable for use with epoxy. Handles as you expect 6oz. cloth should. Wets out well with tight weave. Zero problems with this product.

This is garbage compared to US sourced glass I have used in the past. Somehow it seems to have an epoxy repellent coating, using it has wasted many hours of work and probably destroyed the part, massive delaminations everywhere on top of a couple good layers using the exact same epoxy and US Composites sourced fiberglass cloth. If I had the time I'd sue.