93 Bounder

[mrwrench]

Can I use FRP to fix a portion of the basement wall?

[BFlinn181]

By FRP do you mean Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic?? Please explain more. Why do your basement (compartment?) walls need repairing? Is the wall part of the support provided by the bottom of the compartment?

[mrwrench]

Yes fiberglass reinf plastic . I try to load the pic , but I can,t ,

[mbridinger]

I have used 2 different kinds of FRP with 2 different results. There was a product at HOMe depot that was a little more flexible than the "wavy" or bumpy version and it was a couple of bucks cheaper. It was terrible. I have installed the bumpy version many times in many different locations with great results. just make sure you use the glue that is specific for the product...don't ask me how I know.

[mrwrench]

I hope you can see this pic

[CLIFFTALL]

See post #7 in this thread for photo posting help.
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f62/forum...ics-49134.html

Originally Posted by mrwrench

I hope you can see this pic

[mrwrench]

Originally Posted by mrwrench

I hope you can see this pic