Is it fiberglass compatible ?
1009639
Hello, Robert. I'm gonna take a shot at answering for you. I am an aircraft mechanic who owns an aircraft detailing business called AeroDyne Detail. I have used several Chemical Guys wash products on the aircraft I detail. I have used it on aluminum and composite crafts. There is also a lot of bare aluminum and stainless steel on these planes. The wing tip caps and vertical stab caps are usually fiberglass. I have had no issues. If you check the actual Chemical Guys site, you will find that it is pH balanced, which should alleviate most of your concerns. Additionally, most things worth washing with this product have a paint finish or gel coat, so you're really not getting down to a bare surface most of the time. I am in Florida, which is a particularly corrosive environment with the salt air and over the last year I have seen no issues using this product. It works great when propelled using a 2300-3000 psi power washer coupled with an MTM Hydro Foam Lance like the one I use. http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Foam-Lance-Adjustable-Bottle/dp/B004GNZYY4. A gallon will last you quite a long time as well. I have been detailing off-and-on for the last 30 years and I find this to be a superior wash product. I know you posted this last month. I just happened to be restocking and saw your question. I hope I have helped.
1429109
Yes. Unfortunately it still is. I ordered one before John Doe's comment was posted. It arrived today and is definitely fiberglass. I've gotten splinters in my hand from this toy before and had stopped ordering it. I guess this one can go in the trash too.
1460851
No...it's not for fiberglass, it's for porcelain tubs. Try googling 'fiberglass tub repair.'
1864035
Never tried it on fiberglass. Used it on porcelain toilet & sink. Not to impressed with it'sclaim to remove hard water stains though.
871190
No. I would not let direct contact because it gets a bit hot. I would not allow it to touch cardboard insulation sheet-rock is barely ok. I don't know about fiberglass.
62564
I just spoke with the manufacture and unfortunately this will not work on fiberglass.
1023000
Hmmm not sure bur if fiberglass is very shiny maybe it's best to use only microfiber materials?
1647070
Yes, it works great. I have a fiberglass tub and shower surround and have used it on all with great results.
1586969
Yes it is. But it is very sturdy and would not even require it. Looks only. Its a very dense fiber material.
1408600
Yes...But. If you are using other resins that are low to moderate heat releasing, then yes. I don't see why you would have any problem. I have used 3 different resins without any problems whatsoever. I don't know that I would use straight fiberglass resin tho because I have had some that generated pretty high temps in the curing process. However, this is silicone rubber mold and it is rated to fairly high temps (I believe) so it should handle even the highest heat curing resins. Just don't know how the integrity of the mold would react. I can see where if one part of the resin cured more quickly it could cause the mold to bend or flex and result in a molded part not coming out to the correct dimensions. Might want to review the temp specs and make sure that the resin you are using generates heat within those specs.
1425128
From all that I have read, it is PA and TPR rubber, whatever they are. No mention of fiberglass at all.
356843
Yes it is compatible. It is sturdy-ish but it connects at the bottom, so we are careful about putting too much weight on it. We've talked about reinforcing ours.
742377
i would say not unless you maybe Super sensitive it is not like fiberglass repair material.
2083112
Yes, It would be a good choice for fiberglass Kayak repair in my opinion. It is felxible and strong. I used it to repair a Carbon Fiber bike frame for that reason. I have used it for repair of Fiberglass rowing shells as well. You may want to check the West System web site for other options just in case ther is a better choice. They make great products.
960717
I would think so as long as there is a rim to attach the bar. My tub is ceramic and absolutely no problem. It's a wonderful safety bar--two grabbing areas--need to be certain it is tightened as much as it can be. Perhaps you're concerned that the fiberglass might crack?? How about cushioning it with rubberized netting--used as kitchen drawer liners, also under rugs that could skid.
1309530
I am sure it's fiberglass. It is light, It's very sturdy easy to use, doesn't flex.
1460852
Yes it clearly says it can be used on fiberglass. I used for a large patch job and it worked well let dry 24 hrs. and vent well.