4 oz Fiberglass Cloth - 50" Wide x 10 Yards Long, Ideal for Automotive, Boat, Pool, Surfboard Repairs, General Use - High Strength, Easy to Cut, UV Resistant

First, the product itself is fine. It wets out nicely, cuts cleanly and does what you need in a lightweight FG cloth. The shipping was fast and the plastic bag and box were fine but the issue I have was that when my order was cut from a bulk roll by the Seller, they secured the loose end of the roll with several wraps of clear packing tape. Before using the glass cloth that tape has to come off and it significantly distorts the weave of the cloth for the first one foot width of the glass cloth material. I'd suggest something with much less adhesion, perhaps just simple masking tape. That way the first foot of cloth isn't ruined. Otherwise this is a great product and price.

I had one very minor blemish that disappeared with the epoxy. price was very good compared to other source. I am restoring a 1962 Old Town Trapper 15' canoe that had delaminated. Not an easy job but worthwhile and I am using Total Boat 5:1 epoxy for the first time and appreciating it. I am using the short roller and scraper/squeegee with great results. Would recommend this product!

This stuff was pretty easy to work with. You can easily cut with scissors and after epoxy, it sanded as you would expect. It is almost completely invisible after epoxy. I would order again if I have the need.

Easy to use and in a roll!

I have had a little experience working with fiberglass and epoxy, but, this 4 oz fiberglass cloth literally disappears when the epoxy is applied. I am building a wooden boat (16" long). I first put down a base of epoxy, then, lay the fiberglass cloth and work it into the epoxy with a roller. I then apply a top coat of epoxy over the fiberglass and it disappears. The wood grain shows through clearly. I work out any bubbles and let it set overnight. It seems to work better if I apply the fiberglass in smaller sections of about 3 feet by 2 feet. The next day the epoxy has cured and a light sanding before a second coat of epoxy is applied. I covered the whole bottom of the boat but it took me about 4-5 hours to complete working with the smaller pieces in sequence.

My husband is building a canoe, this his second one. He used this fiberglass cloth on both of them. Beautiful finish on both worked great.

Mine had a crease down the entire roll... UGH!!! I managed to work it into a spot where it wasn't noticed, but for the price I think I'll buy from a different supplier next time. The way mine was packaged also lead me to believe you should expect some damage to at least the first couple rounds of fabric. Otherwise, it was the correct weight and weave. I didn't have much trouble getting the resin to soak through and was able to do multiple layers at once. The fabric was clean of debris and similar.

came as described in a timely manner.Thanks