Used this peel ply in the build of a cedar strip canoe. Created a perfect fillet between the hull and keel.

great stuff

Ordered a roll of 4 peel ply for a current build. This product is the real deal, works perfectly on seams so less work finishing. Great product, easy on line order, prompt delivery, excellent price.

Just fine

The 3-inch wide Peel Ply with pinked edges peels up nicely after cure without leaving behind stray strings.

Works great and is a lot easier than making it myself from sheets of peel-ply. The pinked edges are also great for minimizing stray nylon fibers.

YAY! The 1 wide tape 09-15000 arrived with FINISHED EDGES! No more frayed edge threads stuck in the epoxy when used as peel-ply.

Great job supplying Peel Ply for my, now 42 year LongEZ N724DT project. I have relied on Aircraft Spruce for the entire project and have never been disappointed with their service and support. See www.OnWingsofGlass.com for a history of my never ending project and long deferred dream of flying my own aircraft. When I take to the wild blue yonder on my wings of glass, Ill forever shake the bonds of earth and soar with the Eagles!

School uses it for Peel Ply on Composite project. Leaves a nice smooth finish for overlap.

While building a 50% scale Dalotel, I like to put in as many details as possible and this product is another part of it ,

Very poorly cut, with so many strings hanging off the edges was hard to use.

This Dacron (TM) polyester tape works well as peel ply, leaving a near-sanded finish on the epoxy surface when its ripped off. However, there is no longer any binding on the edges. It appears that the rolls are cut from a much wider roll, leaving loose threads on the edges which are left embedded in the epoxy when the tape is pulled off. These threads are very difficult and time consuming to remove. This does not happen with tapes with bound edges.

I bought the 1, 2 and 4 rolls. As mentioned by another reviewer, these tapes do not have selvage edges. They are cut from a wider roll. There are loose strands of fabric all over the edges. The cloth peeled off a cured layup just fine, but I had to then remove a large number of loose strands one by one. Each strand will prevent epoxy from bonding to it. So, it is imperative to pick each one with tweezers and pull them off the layup. I do not recommend buying this product. Other vendors have tape with selvage. Buy those.