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Old 10-22-2008, 11:37 AM
Islandtrader Islandtrader is offline
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Default Re: FRP...Pros and Cons

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I've used them a few times on budget tops I've built for friends. They don't hold up well over time. I think the UV rays get to them and they look like they dry up and then crack. They arn't as strong as the ones I lay up with 2 layers of 1 1/2 ounce mat. They are great for bathrooms.. lets leave them there....
OK I think I got my terminology wrong.

Look at this web page.

Embossed Liner panel Kemlite ArmorTuf is a lightweight ultra-high-impact resistant composite panel made with woven fiberglass reinforcement and specially formulated polyester resin. The product out-performs reinforced thermoplastic products and standard chopped glass thermoset products throughout a wide range of performance tests. The ArmorTuf surface contains LumaShield surface film, the unique protective finish that is standard on all Kemlite transportation products.

Amor Tuf
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