Fill void with expanding foam?
This last weekend I was coating my roof with EPDM liquid rubber and it threatened to rain, being in a hurry I didn't setup my ladder right and put a hole in the fiberglass, not to happy with myself. ...
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OP,
Use low expansion foam. That said, it will most likely not provide any benefit and certainly will not help with insulation in a very small area. If your intention is to add the foam as a suitable base for the repair... consider just using this stuff: Solarez for the fiberglass repair.
I have used Solarez on my fiberglass sided trailer, as well as surfboard repair. Stuff works great, is long lasting and can fill voids. You do not need to mix resin/catalyst as this product uses the sun for activation. It really is a great product and can be found locally in surf shops where you live. I keep a tube of it in my TT just in case.
Use low expansion foam. That said, it will most likely not provide any benefit and certainly will not help with insulation in a very small area. If your intention is to add the foam as a suitable base for the repair... consider just using this stuff: Solarez for the fiberglass repair.
I have used Solarez on my fiberglass sided trailer, as well as surfboard repair. Stuff works great, is long lasting and can fill voids. You do not need to mix resin/catalyst as this product uses the sun for activation. It really is a great product and can be found locally in surf shops where you live. I keep a tube of it in my TT just in case.
