Fiberglass

... in Select Locations: 32" DeWALT Fiberglass D-Handle Drain Spade (DXLHA2605) for... socket to heavy-duty weather resistant fiberglass handle Extra comfort during prolonged...

... yet active Ceiling R-38 fiberglass insulation Walls R-19 fiberglass insulation Between a...

When he says resin, does he mean fiberglass? Sorry, I’m not going to click through to look at it.

... material under the fender is fiberglass or sealer? I don’t see...

... B-Body platform. This isn't just fiberglass molds. A company is 3D...

actually lol if he says "steel, resin, and labor" that probably means it's not even a bronze casting. it's a steel armature with a fiberglass exterior, like a ronald mcdonald figure, and the bronze color of the face is just metallic paint. cheap as poo poo.

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I have two pool design options. My space is limited so the pool can only be 9feet wide. Pool 1: fiberglass, enchantment 9x24 comes with 1 light, no bubblers. Pool is set more off to the side. Pool 2: concrete. 9x28ft. Comes with 2 bubblers, 2 color changing lights. Pool sits more in the center of the Lanai. Seems to include a lot more features in the price but also more expensive. The cost is around $11k difference, concrete is more expensive. Pools are under 80k I have read good things about fiberglass pools but don't have much first-hand experience with them. Most people here in Florida seem to have concrete pools. Is the concrete pool a better option? I'm torn between the two designs. I thought fiberglass was going to be way cheaper and would make the decision to go with fiberglass easy but the 11k difference is reasonable to consider both. submitted by /u/TB-lightning to r/pools [link] [comments]

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Before this sub, I had never heard of fiberglass in a mattress. Hadn't even thought of it. When I was about to replace my old mattress, I felt the different layers in it as I was moving it off the bed frame. I wondered if maybe some of the layers inside might still be salvageable, to save some money. Reached for the cover zipper, and then... I remembered what I'd come across on this sub about fiberglass. Carefully opened it just an inch and shined a flashlight inside. Immediately, FIBERGLASS FIRESOCK. Like, identical to this sub's example of a fiberglass firesock. Covered in short, sharp, shiny threads. I immediately closed it and scanned the area for stray fiberglass. Picked up a single thread with a damp paper towel. Thought I was safe. And then thought, hey, maybe I should check the outside of the mattress too... Nothing near the edges, but in the center? Fiberglass threads. And little sparkly fibers were already starting to shed onto the surrounding area. It was a 20 year old mattress with some wear and tear to the cover, which is probably how the fiberglass was starting to escape. Without this sub, I wouldn't have known to even look for fiberglass- much less how to recognize it, or how impossible it is to get rid of. Thanks to that knowledge, I was able to haul the mattress out ASAP. The fiberglass leakage seems to have been pretty recent, so the contaminated area was small. Ran my HEPA filter air purifier while lint rolling the floor, the wall, the bed posts, the clothes I'd worn when moving the mattress, etc etc. I think I'm safe. If not for this sub, I would have taken off the cover and fiberglass would have gone everywhere. I wouldn't have known what it was, or understood the mistake I had made until it was too late. So thank you for getting the word out submitted by /u/ShiraCheshire to r/Mattress [link] [comments]

this is what my room currently looks like after some years of depression. im 16 and have struggled with motivating myself. my mattress has had its cover slowly come undone and fiberglass has begun to coat just about everything in my room, and i currently cant buy a new mattress of bed. my fan light and leds dont work so id be working with just my vanitys light. im not sure how to tackle it; i have a lot of things that simply dont have a place, so they end up on my bed or in containers that just become junk. i also generally have a small room.. while i was in the hospital, my mom told me she would clean, but she made very little progress. i have no clue how to go at this. i have tried every form of motivation i can think of and i havent gotten it done. please, give me some pointers 🙏 edit: i made an update post! look here submitted by /u/Unusual_Platypus_152 to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

They are marked Krueger Metal Products and what I’m assuming is a date code of 1965. They cleaned up pretty nice! submitted by /u/Phantom4117 to r/Mid_Century [link] [comments]