[Patrick Roth]

I have used a product called Dyna-Hair which came recommended to me.  I picked it up from O’Reilly’s.  It’s pretty easy to use and I’ve been very happy with the results.

[Robert DeGroff]

Thank you Patrick! I will try that tomorrow

[Tim Koyen]

I just go to the auto parts store and get the fiberglass cloth/resin kit for repairing boats & cars.  Always worked good for me.  Like any fiberglass job, getting all the extra resin out and the cloth nice and smooth before it hardens are key.

[Robert DeGroff]

I couldn’t find Dyna-Hair, but found a cloth kit for $17 at walmart in the auto section. Starting now and will post pics after. Thank you ALL for the advice!

[Steve Frank]

I wrote this article several years ago for a magazine and recently found it floating around on the web.  Written specifically with kart seats in mind,but also provides general info about composite construction techniques applicable to any industry.

http://www.kartpartsdepot.com/REPAIRING_A_KART_SEAT_p/034.htm

Steve Frank

Apex Designs

[Walt Gifford]

I get some fiberglass rod or even wooden dowel and cut disks to epoxy in the holes before patching over with cloth.

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