Does this work well on fiberglass, like on a boat or motorhome?? Can it handle a fair amount of oxidation that has accumulated??
1106320
I have used it on my fiberglass motorcycle fairing and it works great. That said, I do not think that it is designed to remove accumulated oxidation...probably best to use some other type of mild abrasive product first...
538098
I'd highly recommend getting the Collinite insulator wax #845! I don't think the fiberglass wax would be appropriate for a car. I have used both, and they ate both amazing waxes, but I only use the fiberglass wax on my boat. Get the insulator wax, you'll love it!! I've used it for many years, and everyone that I know that uses it loves it too! Very easy to use and great results.Hope this helps! Good luck :)
1230839
I painted the lower unit of my outboard motor with it. It is in fresh water all summer long and looked real good when I pulled my boat in the fall. I used one can and live on an 80 acre lake. I would ask Moeller what they think. I worked for an auto company. A car gives off a lot of emissions from the paint for 6 months or so. You might have to test with goldfish. Good luck
1460849
I have not used it on fiberglass, but several coats 30 minutes apart should fill in the hole.
2108540
My husband says yes it is safe on fiberglass. In Ireland it was used as a skin antiseptic so I imagine it would be safe on Fiberglass. Maybe just dilute it with water.
1419951
The package says can't use on aluminum. I guess it's okay to use on fiberglass, but be careful and rinse with a lot of water. This stuff is very strong and it's toxic.
162548
Yes more than likely. I have on my boat and the adhesive is auto grade. I cleaned really well with alcohol before I placed on the Fiberglass. I even placed an unhooked up strip under my swim platform to see how well it would stay and still there after a season of boating. You might be able to remove with a blow dryer from paint but not sure.
202167
I got this for a sterndrive but haven't painted it yet. I would guess that you could sand any paint flakes and clearcoat an oxidized section, it might slow it down until the repaint.
656178
It depends on how bad it is. I used this on my RV that had some heavy oxidation and it buffed out nice with a glossy look. If the color is really bad it might be tough to buff out.
1864034
Never tried it on fiberglass. Used it on porcelain toilet & sink. Not to impressed with it's claim to remove hard water stains though.
1789477
It will work, for awhile. Fiberglass is not the right way to repair metal. Regardless of which fix you use you need to remove all of the rust and the preferred and proper way to repair metal is by welding in new metal. If you fiberglass patch it will not last. This technique is used by low quality shops that simply want something to look good long enough to sell it to some sucker.
1360806
I used it last week on some fuel lines it seems like the silver will come to flake off a little bit. overall it was very flexible for what I was using it for. taken the contours nicely but it's basically A fiberglass than silver coating
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.
1558566
It works good on scratches but not too good on oxidation but it dose make it look a lil better but not by much. buffing with a rubbing compound than use this product followed by a really good wax will make a world of difference on oxidation
1108366
Hi Michael, Thanks for the question, unfortunately we do not have a product that would work to our satisfaction on a fiberglass surface. Our glass product might have a limited effect, but we would not be sure how long it would last, and it certainly wouldn't have anywhere near the ability to where we would want you to purchase the product for that surface. Kind regards, The EnduroShield Team
1839295
I would keep this stuff well away from fiberglass or plastic, it is for removing paint from aluminum. That said, it does a great job at removing paint from aluminum.
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Yes mine climbs up fiberglass walls and cleans pretty good. I do have to let it work a bit longer than one cycle, but it sure beats using the filter and the pump by a long way. Start it and forget it and so far I'm loving it.