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why is it all over your bodies?

1. how do you take of paint off of fiberglass?

One of three of my favorite products: Goof Off, or Oops - or Goo Gone. They all work well at removing spots of paint. What you need to do is try it on a tiny spot. Have some water handy to neutralize the chemical action. Rub it on until the paint is gone, wipe it off, rinse it. Check the fiber Glass surface and see if it looks okay, i.e., not damaged from the chemical. Fiber glass has what is called a gel coat. Usually the color coat of resin is sprayed into the mold, then the actual fiber glass panel is created. When the panel is released from the mold, it has a glossy colored surface. Its possible you will dull the surface of the gel coat. That's why you want to try it on a small surface. If it seems to only slightly dull the surface, try using a fine grain rubbing compound, followed by a good automotive was, such as Turtlewax.

2. Is fiber glass bad for your eyes and skin?

If you can not see and if your eye is all closed up, see a doctor or the emergency room. The sliver will be really tiny and hard to get out. If your eye is fine, do not worry

3. Fiber glass roadster. Is it safe?

I would not recommend driving a beautiful vintage car like that daily on the road due to other drivers, BUT corvettes are also fiberglass.. and just cruise and you will be safe

4. how much heavier is Fiber Glass to Carbon Fiber for a car body?

Fiber glass is 2.5 gr/cc and carbon fiber is 1.78 so fiber glass is about 28% heavier

5. how strong is fiber glass?

IT is very strong, pound 4 pound it is 5 times stronger than mild steel

6. Fiber Glass Itch..............?

im guessing u mean the suit with face mask and hood, etc? with my experience with fiber glass (working in a fiber glass board pressing plant) i would always double or triple layer (long sleeves, thinner turtle neck maybe, etc) at least to just help stop it more, especially my gloves (they gave me like these cottonish ones), that helped alot. make sure he has work only clothes and only ever use them for that/wash them with each other and thats it. other than that your skin gets used to it after alil while then it wont bother you as much, but yes fiber glass really sucks. i have heard that maybe rubbing corn starch/baby/talcum powder before you start to areas such as arms hands, ears, around your neck, more exposed areas, etc will help, but probably not stop it completely. Taking as cold of a shower as u can first with a cheaper wash cloth to use only for this is good idea to get rid of most of it [whipe in one direction because its like trying to remove splinters] (dont want to open up ur pores with a hot shower first), then take the hot shower to open them up and try to get the rest out. cant think of anything else atm

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