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84 of 85 found the following review helpful:
 Annoying Apr 16, 2001
By Mark Pikas
This will be short:Have you ever seen one of those books that looks like it will have a lot of good info on how to do something, open the cover and realize that it's just a "this is nice stuff that you could do if you knew how, but I'm not going to tell you the details of how..." book? This is that book. To add to that, it's outdated, and even though all the products introduced and shown were of one brand, they didn't even take a picture of them but instead someone drew a picture of the can sitting there...
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Unreadable Aug 14, 2007
By W. J. Wheaton
This book is nothing more than a series of unaddressed topics. They talk about many possible fiberglass repair situations but never quite get around to telling you how to fix them. Confusing photos. I know as much now as before I got this book. Ask a pint dealer or some old guy at Home Depot, you'll get better information.
16 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 Must be imaginative... Dec 19, 2002
By SAUL ZEIGEN MUGR
I agree that this book has serious problems with pictures and photos, because the drawings included are very poor so you cannot identify the difference between the different materials. But in my particular case, people in fiberglass materials stores understood what I was looking for (by the materials and fluids names) and at that moment theory and reality matched perfectly.
The amateur results that I was expecting (car speakers, small boxes) were achieved completely.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Once the only book on the subject, it's badly out of date Jan 20, 2008
By R. Young
"Mensch-in-training"
The example cars and boats on the cover are a dead give away. Of historical interest only. Common in libraries, if you're too cheap to BUY a better book for less than the cost of the materials for even a minor repair, by all means, check it out, as the techniques of most simple, common repairs have not changed, but don't waste your coin getting your own copy.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Outstanding! Jun 27, 2010
By Annita H. Sours
Bought this for my son who is learning how to fiberglass. This and the other book I bought have been great, filled with all the information he needed.
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