Does anyone know of a source either online or local to northeast Massachusetts for FLAT fiberglass panels or something
similar?

I'm building my own partially-enclosed trailer for windsurfing equipment and am looking for a good material to make the sides
of the box. Has to be zero-maintenance, tolerate a lot of water/moisture (including salt water), and be reasonably priced.
I figure 1/4-inch would be a good thickness although thinner might work.

Seems like corrugated panels are available everywhere but can't find flat ones!

Eric Law

"EL" wrote in message
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Does anyone know of a source either online or local to northeast
Massachusetts for FLAT fiberglass panels or something similar?

I'm building my own partially-enclosed trailer for windsurfing equipment
and am looking for a good material to make the sides of the box. Has to
be zero-maintenance, tolerate a lot of water/moisture (including salt
water), and be reasonably priced. I figure 1/4-inch would be a good
thickness although thinner might work.

Seems like corrugated panels are available everywhere but can't find flat
ones!

Eric Law

try mdo. they make highway signs out of it.

I'm building my own partially-enclosed trailer for windsurfing equipment and am looking for a good material to make the sides
of the box. Has to be zero-maintenance, tolerate a lot of water/moisture (including salt water), and be reasonably priced.
I figure 1/4-inch would be a good thickness although thinner might work.

Seems like corrugated panels are available everywhere but can't find flat ones!

You could string up hardware mesh, and apply your own fiberglass over
it..

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 15:01:34 -0400, "EL" wrote:

Does anyone know of a source either online or local to northeast Massachusetts for FLAT fiberglass panels or something
similar?

I'm building my own partially-enclosed trailer for windsurfing equipment and am looking for a good material to make the sides
of the box. Has to be zero-maintenance, tolerate a lot of water/moisture (including salt water), and be reasonably priced.
I figure 1/4-inch would be a good thickness although thinner might work.

Seems like corrugated panels are available everywhere but can't find flat ones!

Eric Law


Find a company that repairs semi trailers.

"Andy Asberry" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 15:01:34 -0400, "EL" wrote:

Does anyone know of a source either online or local to northeast
Massachusetts for FLAT fiberglass panels or something
similar?

I'm building my own partially-enclosed trailer for windsurfing equipment
and am looking for a good material to make the sides
of the box. Has to be zero-maintenance, tolerate a lot of water/moisture
(including salt water), and be reasonably priced.
I figure 1/4-inch would be a good thickness although thinner might work.

Seems like corrugated panels are available everywhere but can't find flat
ones!

Eric Law


Find a company that repairs semi trailers.
Any custom trailer or full-service RV repair place will have the stuff. Lots
of trucks and trailers end up needing repairs due to short bridges and
aggressive forklifts. Of course, they may wanna do the work for you, and
not just sell you the materials.

aem sends....