Fibreglass Surface Tissue - Roll of 0.9m x 50m (45 square meter)

Width of material:

0.9 meter

Surface tissue is the final layer after Fiberglass mat is applied as a first layer of fibreglass swimming pool linings.

Installation guideline:

• Follow with surface tissue directly after laying a piece of fibreglass matt; apply resin generously to ensure after which the top coat layer finishes off the surface
• Use an aluminum roller in sharp corners to iron out air bubbles

Benefits:

• Surface tissue paper smoothen the fibreglass surface and eliminates sanding.
• Less sanding ensure a thicker final layer of fibreglass matt

Other uses:

• Use as a membrane to cover and paint cracked

  The 6 main components of fibreglass swimming pool linings are:

  1. FIBREGLASS MATT that gives structure and strength to the pool lining
  2. FIBREGLASS SURFACE TISSUE and/or printed MOSAIC TISSUE SHEETS (Optional) to mark the waterline and steps of swimming pools
  3. POOL RESIN is used to laminate fibreglass matt and surface tissue together to form a watertight lining
  4. FIBREGLASS TOP COAT: SKYBLUE or WHITE TOP COAT is used as final coat for the entire interior surface of a pool to protect the fibreglass matt against water, while CLEAR TOP COAT is used as laminating and protective paint on areas where MOSAIC TISSUE SHEETS / MOTIFS are placed
  5. FIBREGLASS PUTTY POWDER (DE) are mixed with resin and catalyst to form a putty to fill holes and uneven areas
  6. FIBREGLASS CATALYST HARDENER that is mixed in a small quantity with TOP COATS & RESINS

  Fibreglass linings are applied to smooth plastered concrete or old marblite swimming pool linings to make it water-tight.

  • Acetone is used for cleaning paint brushes, rollers etc.

  WARNING:

  • Always work in a well ventilated areas with fibreglass and related materials
  • Wear protective clothing; eye protection and mask (respirator)