uni-cloth light weight

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  1. idkfa
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    Anyone has a source for 200g/sm, in need of a few rolls, thanks.
     
    idkfa, Sep 11, 2015
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  2. PAR
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    PAR Yacht Designer/Builder

    Okay, what fabric do you actually want? Unidi, regular cloth, biax, a combo fabric (1208, etc.), mat? 6 ounce (200 gsm) is about one of the most common of the "finish cloths" available and can be purchased just about anywhere, though given your location, online sales might be your best bet. Try fiberglasssupply.com
     
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    Par, looking for 4-6oz uni-cloth or triax 12-18oz can also work, for epoxy so no mat attached, and willing to pay shipping from almost anywhere in the US but Miami will be ideal, tks.
     
    idkfa, Sep 13, 2015
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    What width?
     
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  5. PAR
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    Both uni and triax are available for most of the major suppliers in the USA. I don't see how you're having difficulty with finding it. Have you tried Google . . . because when I just did, I got hundreds of hits.
     
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    I can work with 38 or 50in, the hits I get are for uni at 10oz and triax 24oz, I'd like 4-6oz uni or 12-18oz triax.
     
    idkfa, Sep 14, 2015
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