There are an endless amount of things that can be created using fiberglass and resin.  Bruce with GEM buildings created a telescope dome observatory using our 10 ounce fiberglass cloth and ISO (isophthalic) Polyester resin. It is an impressive structure! Check out some photos below. If you need help figuring...

From intricate woodworking projects to unique home decor creations, our customers never cease to amaze us with their skills and creativity. Today, we are thrilled to feature some stunning epoxy resin tables created by Fargo Furniture Co. They were crafted using our very own ProGlas 1000 table top epoxy resin....

Polyester laminating resin, also known as fiberglass resin, is the most commonly used resin in the industry. It is used in a wide variety of projects including boats, car bodies, kayaks, surfboards, patio decks and aircraft. It is affordable and easy to use. It has a quick cure and adds...

We love seeing what our customers make with our products. Ken made a hard top for his boat using our 6 ounce fiberglass cloth.  Boat before the hard top.   In process.   Boat after hard top. The hard top turned out very nice. What projects are you working on?...

  Proglas 1000 is an extremely clear, tough, high gloss UV epoxy coating. It is formulated to produce a deep glass like appearance in a single layer on a sealed surface. Proglas 1000 is typically used in table top applications. Two or more layers are often applied for added depth...

There are two common mistakes people make when working with epoxy resin.  The first is incomplete mixing and the second is inaccurate measuring. If the mixing and measuring are not done correctly it can cause improper curing or weak spots. Mixing and measuring accurately are especially important when working with...

Air bubbles are a common problem when pouring epoxy resin.  There are several ways to get rid of them.  The first is to make sure you do not whip the resin when mixing.  This will create more bubbles.  Another way is to use a blow torch, heat gun or hair...

Winter is coming and the temperatures are dropping. In some areas there will be sub-zero temps. Does this mean that your epoxy resin projects will have to wait until Spring? Maybe, but most of the time that is not the case. You can still have a successful project, with a...

When using ProGlas 1000 epoxy resin, most of the time, a seal coat will be needed. A seal coat will seal in the air pockets that exist in the substrate. The reason this is necessary is that when you apply a flood coat, the heat generated by the epoxy resin will...

It is often important to apply a seal coat before adding a flood coat. Whether you're working with wood or other porous surfaces, understanding this crucial step will ensure your final product looks polished and professional. A seal coat will seal holes/pores and prevent air bubbles from forming. Applying a seal...

Our Fiberglass Warehouse customer, Tommy, recently shared his amazing paddleboard repair job using our top-quality epoxy resin, pigments, and fiberglass. Not only did he save money by doing it himself, but he also achieved professional results that will make any avid paddler envious. Keep reading to see what products he...

Charles in Dallas transformed his boat deck with Fiberglass Warehouse products! His boat deck was on its last leg, with rotting wood and constant maintenance needed. But with some determination and the right products, Charles was able to completely revamp his deck into a sturdy and beautiful surface. We have...