Fibreglass Repair Kits

Repco stock a fiberglass repair kit suited to repair or patch fibreglass

Whether you are patching a cracked front lip on your spoiler or repairing a hole in your kayak you can achieve all these jobs and more with a fibreglass repair kit. Repco stock a variety of fibreglass resin, fibreglass filler and fibreglass repair kits to suit any fibreglass repair job your need to accomplish. Stocking the best in fibreglass products from Isopon and Omega means you can effectively repair any fibreglass surface with ease.

When it comes to using a fiberglass repair kit there are several steps involved to ensuring a proper and durable repair. Here's a concise 5-step guide to help you through the process:

• Materials Needed: Fiberglass repair kit (includes resin, hardener, fiberglass cloth), sandpaper, acetone or a similar cleaner, mixing container, brush or applicator, protective gloves, and a mask.
• Preparation: Clean the damaged area thoroughly with acetone to remove any dirt, grease, or wax. Sand the area around the damage to create a rough surface for better adhesion. Ensure the area is completely dry before proceeding.

• Measure the damaged area and cut the fiberglass cloth to size. It's often best to cut multiple layers, starting with a piece slightly larger than the hole and subsequent layers progressively larger to ensure a strong repair.

• Follow the instructions provided with your repair kit to mix the resin and hardener in the correct ratio. Mix only as much as you can apply within the working time specified by the kit, as the mixture will begin to harden.

• Apply a layer of the mixed resin to the prepared area using a brush or applicator.
• Place the first layer of fiberglass cloth over the resin-coated area. Press it down firmly to ensure it adheres well.
• Apply more resin over the cloth, ensuring it is fully saturated. Repeat this process with additional layers of cloth and resin as needed for strength.
• Smooth out any air bubbles with the brush or applicator to ensure a solid bond.

• Allow the repair to cure completely as per the kit's instructions, which usually takes several hours.
• Once cured, sand the repaired area to achieve a smooth finish. Start with coarse sandpaper and progressively move to finer grits.
• If desired, apply a finishing coat of paint or gel coat to match the surrounding area and protect the repair.

By following these steps, you can effectively use a fiberglass repair kit to fix damaged surfaces. Always refer to the specific instructions provided with your kit for the best results.

Here at Repco, we are passionate about stocking the finest quality body repair products the industry has to offer. With versatility, high quality ingredients, value for money and affordable prices, our fibreglass repair kits are no exception.