Fiberglass & Composites
Mold-built parts, laminate schedules, gel coat specs.
Composite fabrication depends on clear material, mold, embed, finish, and connection information carrying consistently through the package.
Composite parts have to be right before the mold is built. Plumb flags laminate-schedule gaps and embed mismatches when correction is still cheap.
Specific to fiberglass & composites.
Every package gets the 14 base categories. These are the additional checks Plumb applies to this trade.
- 01Laminate schedule completeness (ply count, fabric, resin)
- 02Mold release callouts and parting-line locations
- 03Gel coat color and finish consistency across pieces
- 04GFRC mix design references
- 05Embed plate locations and connection details
What these checks return.
Laminate schedule missing ply count and orientation on structural ribs — thickness alone can't verify the load note.
Mold parting seam lands on the primary show surface — no relocation or seam-finishing note.
Gel coat color keyed to a sample panel that isn't identified anywhere in the package.
Illustrative examples of the findings these checks return — not customer results. For an actual review, see the sample review.
See what a Fiberglass & Composites review costs.
Plans scale with sheet volume, not seats.