Fiberglass Woven Roving Cloth (6 Oz) (39.3" x 30 FT.)

Really nice piece. Even being folded doesn't seem to break any fibers. Absorbed resin easily.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Quality product

Excellent quality.

I needed some glass to finish a boat build and this seemed like a good product. The first thing I always do with folded glass cloth is put it on a roller and the folds settle out very quickly. It’s also a lot easier to work with.This cloth actually seemed heavier than 6 oz, more like 9 or 10, but it was suitable for my project and very affordable (and quick to receive - overnight!). It west out quickly and becomes transparent. Air passes out quickly so bubbles aren’t a problem either. The weave is courser than other makes so it takes more work to get a glass-smooth finish - more sanding and more resin, though. Still, a good product.

Happy with price and value

I got this ages ago. It’s for a glass job on the deck of me boat. Not super critical for cosmetic, mostly for reinforcing and water protection. When I opened the wrapping the corners of the folds opened the weave completely. I opened it up to full width. These defects got better as I unfolded it. I had the toss the first 5 feet. Roughly 20 square feet in the trash. I found the rest of the fabric to be less than high quality. It didn’t like to conform to inside curves without a ton or resin. It was slow to absorb resin. I was using West system so if there is a problem there it’s with the cloth. I would avoid this product based of shipping method causing waste of at least 1/3 of the product. Also poor workability. Also the price wasn’t that great either.

Cloth is decent quality, works fine. Typically get cloth that has been rolled rather than tightly folded in multiple directions. The stretching from the folding is a bit of a pain to deal with, adds time to your smoothing.

Way too thin tears very easily came with wrinkles and was very hard to work with. You have to absolutely be carful but you can't avoid bubbles now the project is ruined going to need a lot of sanding because after it was cured you could see bubbles, dips and maybe valleys wow just better to buy a more expensive cloth to get a good finish.