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In a message dated 1/6/2010 2:26:02 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
landnsea1@hawaiiantel.net writes:
I've never actually poured battery acid on fiberglass, but I used to make
fiberglass exhaust systems for evacuating acid fumes from computer manufacturing
facilities.
The acids used are REALLY nasty in those places. Hydrofluoric is quite
common.
I would bet it would work fine as long as the actual glass fibers
weren't exposed. A good gel coat between the fumes/spill and the fibers should
do the trick. The nice thing about fiberglass as opposed to PVC is it's very
tough, will take a beating, and can be formed to any odd shape.
Frank D.
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