Here at Fenix Composites, specialize in:

Mass Production Fiberglass:

This involves the large-scale manufacturing of fiberglass products, such as car parts or fiberglass containers, using molds and automated processes to create identical items efficiently. Example: Our Shop produces hundreds of fiberglass panels for use in building construction.

Fiberglass Repair:

Repairing damaged fiberglass items, like boats, buses, airplanes or car body parts by patching or replacing the damaged sections to restore functionality and appearance. Example: Fixing a crack on an car by applying layers of industry strength fiberglass cloth and resin to fully repair the damaged area.

Boat and R/V Gel Coat Repair:

Repairing the outer protective layer (Gel coat) of boats or recreational vehicles (RV’s) to restore their glossy finish and protect the underlying fiberglass. Example: Buffing out scratches and applying new gel coat to a boat hull to restore its appearance.

Custom Mill Work and Scenic 3-D Sculpting:

Crafting intricate designs or sculptures using fiberglass, often for architectural or scenic purposes, by shaping and molding the material to achieve the desired form. Example: Creating a custom fiberglass statue for a theme park attraction.

Specialty Paint:

Applying specialized paints or coatings to fiberglass surfaces for decorative or protective purposes, enhancing the appearance and durability of the finished product. Example: Painting a custom fiberglass motorcycle custom design using automotive-grade paint.

Silicone Molds:

Creating molds for fiberglass casting using silicone rubber, allowing for the reproduction of detailed shapes and textures. Example: Making a silicone mold of a sculpture to produce multiple fiberglass replicas.

FRP Molds:

Utilizing molds made from Fiber-Reinforced Plastic (FRP) to shape fiberglass composites into various forms, such as architectural elements or industrial components. Example: Using an FRP mold to cast fiberglass panels for building facades.

Hard Coat Foam:

Applying a hard, durable coating to foam surfaces, often used in conjunction with fiberglass, to create lightweight yet sturdy structures. Example: Coating a foam prop with fiberglass and resin to create a durable movie set piece.

Resin Casting:

Pouring resin into molds to create solid objects, often with embedded materials like fibers or pigments, for artistic or functional purposes. Example: Casting a decorative tabletop using resin mixed with colored pigments and embedded objects.

FRP, GFRG, GFRC:

Different types of fiberglass composites used in construction and manufacturing. FRP stands for Fiber-Reinforced Plastic, GFRG for Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum, and GFRC for Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete.

Architectural Elements and Fixtures:

Designing and fabricating architectural features and fixtures, such as columns, facades, or decorative elements, using fiberglass for its versatility and durability. Example: Installing custom fiberglass columns in a building's interior to enhance its aesthetic appeal.

FRP Panels for Screen Boxes, Screen Walls:

Using fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) panels to construct durable and weather-resistant enclosures or walls for outdoor applications, like screening equipment or enclosing outdoor spaces.

FRP Pultruded Structural Shapes:

Using pultrusion, a manufacturing process for producing continuous lengths of fiber-reinforced polymer structural shapes, commonly used in construction for applications requiring high strength and corrosion resistance. Example: Installing FRP pultruded beams and columns in a bridge structure for their lightweight and durable properties.