Questions and Answers for Glasliner 4 ft. x 8 ft. White .090 FRP Wall Board

A:  Hello Robert, Panels are available in white, gray and almond colors in select stores & your Home Depot Pro Desk can help you place a special order with a minimum quantity of 15 pcs. Mouldings are also available for dividers, corners and end caps. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello Ralph, panels are available in white, gray and almond colors in select stores & your Home Depot Pro Desk can help you place a special order with a minimum quantity of 15 pcs. We've added an additional image showing Almond, White & Gray together to help compare the colors. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello RoyW, it is recommended to use a carbide tipped circular saw blade. The fiberglass shards will go flying, so be sure to wear gloves and safety glasses. For a less messy cut, you can also use a pair of tin snips. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello Kris, No, our FRP panels have little to no bend tolerance. They will snap or crack if you try to bend them significantly. For the best installation, we recommend applying the panels to a flat vertical wall surface only. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Hi TimL, Stores will probably not be able to cut this down for you. The fiberglass shards/dust cause a big mess. It would be best to ask your local Home Depot associate. If you plan on cutting them, we recommend using a circular carbide tipped blade for the best cut. Also, please be sure to wear safety glasses. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Home depot barely wants to cut wood, so, assume not. In my experience, the stuff is mildly flexible -- you can create a "donut" that is 3' across by 8', with a couple bungee cords, this may make transport easier. Just don't bend it sharply.

A:  We have had this in our shower for about 20 years and it works, easy to wash, still looks good. It was easy to put up.

A:  Actually, it is pretty clearly MADE for that purpose. It's a somewhat "industrial" look, but it is perfect for kid's bathrooms, etc., as well as laundry rooms, and anywhere that tends to be humid and begs for a waterproof covering

A:  Hello Susan, Yes, these panels can be used for shower walls. As long as the joints are sealed with a silicone caulk then you should be good to go. Thanks, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello Juan, No, the standard FRP sold in stores is a class-C general purpose panel. Our fire rated, class-A panels are available through Home Depot's special-order program. Talk to an in-store rep for more help. Thanks, -Stabilit America

A:  You can do it with a razor knife, just be careful of your hands if you do, for obvious reasons. You can rough-cut it with a jigsaw and then do the final trim with a razor knife and a steel/aluminum ruler.

A:  Hello Jose, it is recommended to use a carbide tipped circular saw blade. The fiberglass shards will go flying, so be sure to wear gloves and safety glasses. For a less messy cut, you can also use a pair of tin snips. Thank you, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello Jane, We technically only recommend these panels to be used on vertical wall applications. The weight and flexibility of the panel makes it difficult to install on a ceiling. If you do use it on a ceiling, make sure you have a sturdy backer like plywood, osb, or drywall. We also suggest using our nylon rivets in addition to FRP adhesive for the best hold. The rivets help hold it securely in place until the glue dries. Hope that helps! Thanks, -Stabilit America

A:  Hello Linda, The finish is designed to be a non‐adherable surface. If painting is necessary, a high-quality epoxy or acrylic‐based paint is suggested. Thanks, -Stabilit America

A:  You can paint it with plastic-adhering enamel paints, like a rustoleum plastic object paint. I've used this to make Sandwich board signs using stencils, and it lasted for years. Mind you, you do have to be careful as it will scratch off pretty easily.