Acetone is a powerful solvent, used in the composite industry as the standard for cleaning and degreasing. It will dissolve and remove epoxy, polyester, and vinyl ester resin from tools, brushes, and surfacesāand will effectively remove grease and wax for surface preparation prior to bonding or repair.
While acetone is an effective solvent, we strongly recommend that it not be used to thin resin or gel coat. Thinning with acetone can compromise the structural integrity of your laminate, create added pinholes or premature yellowing, and alter the color of your gel coat. #70 Styrene thinner is recommended for thinning polyester and vinyl ester resin products.
Acetone is highly flammable and will evaporate rapidly. It should be handled much like gasoline. When not in use, keep containers tightly sealed at all times for safety and economy.
  
  
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  Fiberglass gun roving, also known as continuous strand roving, is a high-strength fiberglass reinforcement used in composite manufacturing. Made from continuous fiberglass filaments, this material is optimized for use with spray equipment and filament winding systems. It's applied with resin to create durable, lightweight composite structures commonly used in open-mold manufacturing.
This roving features rapid wet-out, excellent adhesion to common resins, and a high strength-to-weight ratio. It is well-suited for a variety of industries, including marine, automotive, construction, and consumer goods manufacturing.
Applications include:
- Spray-up molding for bathtubs, panels, and structural parts
- Filament winding for cylindrical components like tanks and pipes
- Marine use for boat hulls, decks, and bulkheads
- Automotive panels and composite assemblies
- Architectural and industrial composite reinforcement
Reliable, strong, and versatile ā this fiberglass gun roving is engineered for efficiency and performance across a wide range of composite fabrication techniques.
Fiberglass gun roving, also known as continuous strand roving, is a high-strength fiberglass reinforcement used in composite manufacturing. Made from continuous fiberglass filaments, this material is optimized for use with spray equipment and filament winding systems. It's applied with resin to create durable, lightweight composite structures commonly used in open-mold manufacturing.
This roving features rapid wet-out, excellent adhesion to common resins, and a high strength-to-weight ratio. It is well-suited for a variety of industries, including marine, automotive, construction, and consumer goods manufacturing.
Applications include:
- Spray-up molding for bathtubs, panels, and structural parts
- Filament winding for cylindrical components like tanks and pipes
- Marine use for boat hulls, decks, and bulkheads
- Automotive panels and composite assemblies
- Architectural and industrial composite reinforcement
Reliable, strong, and versatile ā this fiberglass gun roving is engineered for efficiency and performance across a wide range of composite fabrication techniques.
 		 
 
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