Was watching Shark Tank the other night. One of the products that came on,
was FiberFix. Looks like a really handy product. Anyone try it yet?

On Sun, 27 Oct 2013 16:35:23 -0400, "Jim Hudak" wrote:

Was watching Shark Tank the other night. One of the products that came on,
was FiberFix. Looks like a really handy product. Anyone try it yet?



No, I do have beans on occasion and that gives me plenty of fiber.
Regularity is a good thing.

No, but I saw the same episode of Shark Tank.

Fiber Fix is apparantly a carbon fiber tape with a water activated glue on it. It was invented by a student at Brigham Young University in Utah.

Here's Fiber Fix's web site:
FiberFix | Welcome

But, if you click on their "Store Locator" link, you'll get a store locator that gives you the locations of stores within 25 miles of where you live that sell it. From what I can see, Ace Hardware stores sell it in the USA, but there are no retailers in Canada.

You can buy it online, here, too:
Fiber Fix

nestork wrote:
Jim Hudak;3140003 Wrote:
Was watching Shark Tank the other night. One of the products that came
on,
was FiberFix. Looks like a really handy product. Anyone try it yet?

No, but I saw the same episode of Shark Tank.

Fiber Fix is apparantly a carbon fiber tape with a water activated glue
on it. It was invented by a student at Brigham Young University in
Utah.

Here's Fiber Fix's web site:
'FiberFix | Welcome' (http://www.fiberfix.com/)

But, if you click on their "Store Locator" link, you'll get a store
locator that gives you the locations of stores within 25 miles of where
you live that sell it. From what I can see, Ace Hardware stores sell it
in the USA, but there are no retailers in Canada.

You can buy it online, here, too:
'Fiber Fix' (http://tinyurl.com/mzg52mf)

Or from Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...2Ck%3Afiberfix
or: http://preview.tinyurl.com/n58gqvn


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I think it's a great product. I make life sized fibreglass statues for comic con's stores etc... Normally when one is broken smashed etc... I have to make and entire new limb and then spray the fibreglass coating over it and wait for it to harden. I tried FibreFix, put on the gloves, wet it, applied it, then after it hardened I sanded it and then spray painted over it. It was perfect. It works! I then charged my client 800.00, "they never knew"!

On Sunday, October 27, 2013 2:35:23 PM UTC-6, Jim Hudak wrote:
Was watching Shark Tank the other night. One of the products that came on,

was FiberFix. Looks like a really handy product. Anyone try it yet?

I think it's a great product. I make life sized fibreglass statues for comic con's stores etc... Normally when one is broken smashed etc... I have to make and entire new limb and then spray the fibreglass coating over it and wait for it to harden. I tried FibreFix, put on the gloves, wet it, applied it, then after it hardened I sanded it and then spray painted over it. It was perfect. It works! I then charged my client 800.00, "they never knew"!