Are There Any Resins That You Can't Use With Fiberglass??

Was curious about being able to wet out fiberglass using penetrating epoxy and gelcoat; two resins that are not typically used for something like this but was a bit surprised with the results! After 48 hours the penetrating epoxy was surprisingly stiff (much stiffer than what was shown in this video).
Overall I think this is a good video that covers a lot of FAQ about working with glass :-)

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