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IN FHB ISSUE #12 1/83 AN ARTICLE ON SURFACE BONDING LISTS A FORMULA THAT REQUIRES GLASS FIBER FILAMENTS IN 1/2″ LENGTH TYPE E OR K. I’VE NOT BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE A SOURCE, ONLY SIMILAR PRODUCT ARE POLYPROPOLENE FIBERS SOLD THROUGH CONCRETE BATCHING PLANTS AT $7-$8/LB WHICH NEGATES ANY SAVINGS OVER PURCHASING SURFACE BONDING READYMADE. DOES ANYONE KNOW OF AN ECONOMICAL FIBER SOURCE OR REASONABLE SUBSTITUTE????
STEVE BORGATTI
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IN FHB ISSUE #12 1/83 AN ARTICLE ON SURFACE BONDING LISTS A FORMULA THAT REQUIRES GLASS FIBER FILAMENTS IN 1/2" LENGTH TYPE E OR K. I'VE NOT BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE A SOURCE, ONLY SIMILAR PRODUCT ARE POLYPROPOLENE FIBERS SOLD THROUGH CONCRETE BATCHING PLANTS AT $7-$8/LB WHICH NEGATES ANY SAVINGS OVER PURCHASING SURFACE BONDING READYMADE. DOES ANYONE KNOW OF AN ECONOMICAL FIBER SOURCE OR REASONABLE SUBSTITUTE????
STEVE BORGATTI
E-MAIL
[email protected]