Surfboard fiberglass cloth is plain weave fabric with sizing ensuring complete transparency when wetted out with resin.
Most common is 4oz(124gsm) and 6oz(200gsm) with standard or warp enhanced.
We have various styles to meet different requirements of surfboard fabricator. Due to excellent quality equivalent to Aerialite, we've been selling to Australia, South Africa, Indonesia, Southern American countries for many years.
Smooth and consistent plain weave
Excellent transparency and laminate clarity
Easy to drape on curved surfboard profiles
Ideal for lightweight performance surfboards
Increased warp strength due to higher warp yarn count
Improved tensile performance and durability
Reduced stretch and better board stiffness
Suitable for high-performance and heavy-use surfboards
Item | 4 oz Standard (1522) | 4 oz Warp Enhanced (1521) |
Style | 1522 | 1521 |
Width | 25" / 27" / 30" | 25" / 27" / 30" |
Construction | 24 × 22 | 30 × 18 (Warp Enhanced) |
Weight | 4 oz | 4 oz |
Features | Standard 4 oz fiberglass cloth | Higher warp strength, enhanced tensile performance |
Excellent clarity for premium surfboard appearance
Superior drapability and easy lamination
Enhanced warp strength for added performance (1521)
Reliable quality for consistent board building
Compatible with polyester, epoxy, and vinyl ester resins
Q1: What is the main difference between 1522 and 1521 surfboard cloth?
A1: 1521 has reinforced warp yarns for higher tensile strength and improved durability compared to 1522.
Q2: Which resin system is recommended for surfboard lamination?
A2: Both polyester and epoxy work well; epoxy provides higher clarity and strength.
Q3: Is 4 oz cloth suitable for both top and bottom laminations?
A3: Yes. 4 oz is commonly used for bottom layers or double-layer deck reinforcements.
Q4: Can these cloths be used for board repair?
A4: Yes, both versions are ideal for ding repairs and small-area reinforcement.
Q5: Do the rolls support custom widths or lengths?
A5: Yes, custom sizes can be produced based on customer requirements.
Surfboard fiberglass cloth is plain weave fabric with sizing ensuring complete transparency when wetted out with resin.
Most common is 4oz(124gsm) and 6oz(200gsm) with standard or warp enhanced.
We have various styles to meet different requirements of surfboard fabricator. Due to excellent quality equivalent to Aerialite, we've been selling to Australia, South Africa, Indonesia, Southern American countries for many years.
Smooth and consistent plain weave
Excellent transparency and laminate clarity
Easy to drape on curved surfboard profiles
Ideal for lightweight performance surfboards
Increased warp strength due to higher warp yarn count
Improved tensile performance and durability
Reduced stretch and better board stiffness
Suitable for high-performance and heavy-use surfboards
Item | 4 oz Standard (1522) | 4 oz Warp Enhanced (1521) |
Style | 1522 | 1521 |
Width | 25" / 27" / 30" | 25" / 27" / 30" |
Construction | 24 × 22 | 30 × 18 (Warp Enhanced) |
Weight | 4 oz | 4 oz |
Features | Standard 4 oz fiberglass cloth | Higher warp strength, enhanced tensile performance |
Excellent clarity for premium surfboard appearance
Superior drapability and easy lamination
Enhanced warp strength for added performance (1521)
Reliable quality for consistent board building
Compatible with polyester, epoxy, and vinyl ester resins
Q1: What is the main difference between 1522 and 1521 surfboard cloth?
A1: 1521 has reinforced warp yarns for higher tensile strength and improved durability compared to 1522.
Q2: Which resin system is recommended for surfboard lamination?
A2: Both polyester and epoxy work well; epoxy provides higher clarity and strength.
Q3: Is 4 oz cloth suitable for both top and bottom laminations?
A3: Yes. 4 oz is commonly used for bottom layers or double-layer deck reinforcements.
Q4: Can these cloths be used for board repair?
A4: Yes, both versions are ideal for ding repairs and small-area reinforcement.
Q5: Do the rolls support custom widths or lengths?
A5: Yes, custom sizes can be produced based on customer requirements.
