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    Question Fiberglass Supplies

     



    Ok I have been looking for fiberglass suppliers in the Bay Area in CA. Any one have any ideas?

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    Fibreglass

     



    You might try a local boatyard. The ones down here will sell you glass supplies (cloth, mat, poly resin, etc) cheaper than you can get them at Boaters World, West Marine, or Port Supply.

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    I bought my fiberglass supplies (many years ago) from a company that made shower stalls. Any company that manufactures fiberglass products should be able to help.
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    Thanks,

    I was looking for a supply house with no luck.
    didn't want to have to buy it at Home Depot. LOL

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    local Auto Zone has the cheapest prices around here.
    was buying cloth from a discount store by the yard
    but they don't stock it anymore. was in their boat section.

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    In the bay area you should have an abundance of boat yard type places. That is where you want to go, or to a place specializing in fiberglass and resin. The places like BoatU/S, West Marine, Boaters World sell that prepackaged stuff and get an arm and leg for it.

    I just priced West Marine and they get $ 45 a gallon for house brand polyester resin. I pay $ 24-$26 at a true boat repair type discount house.

    Look in the yellow pages under fiberglass supplies or for boat yards. Shop around, you will be amazed at the difference in price, and it is all the same stuff.

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    I paid somthing like $10.86 for a quart of Napa brand resin
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    The fiberglass materials available through marine suppliers are usually a bit higher quality then those available from auto parts suppliers, the boat guys been doing a lot more with fiberglass for a lot longer time..... Try a Google search for "fiberglass materials", bet the bay area is loaded with suppliers...
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    Like Dave said ............

    I buy a lot of my stuff from West Marine. Also available online.

    www.westmarine.com

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