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broke ef 
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I'm looking to build my first fiberglass box, but I'm not sure where to get materials from. I know Lowe's/Home Depot have some fiberglass materials, but Ive heard they are expensive. I'm OK with buying on-line. Any help is appreciated.
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Sean
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just go to your local automotive body and paint supply store. they have everything you'll need and will help you out too.

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I just started my first fiberglass project this week, and I found the body filler, resin, and mat at AutoZone. Checkers (or may be knows as Schucks, Kragen, or Muray's where you live) had the stuff too, but I found it to be more expensive there. Plus Autozone has the the rewards card where you get 20$ free after you spend 20$ five times (if you spend $19 it wont count, has to be 20.) I went to lowes / home depot to buy the paint brushes, respirators, goggles, and the gloves.
Good luck on your project, hopefully you have as much fun as I am having :P
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broke ef wrote:
I'm looking to build my first fiberglass box, but I'm not sure where to get materials from. I know Lowe's/Home Depot have some fiberglass materials, but Ive heard they are expensive. I'm OK with buying on-line. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Sean

try this place out http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/

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