material that can be moulded into products that can be used for virtually any application. Fibreglass (also called glass-fibre) is made from strands of silica-based glass extruded into very fine fibres, these fibres are held together with a binder, there are normally two kinds of binder available, powder or emulsion, it's this binder which holds the fibres "
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