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Old 22-02-2020, 08:24   #16
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Re: "Self Etching Primer" for epoxy?
Being polypropylene it is a pretty open weave that doesn't hold moisture, though I wouldn't try it in the shower area

Can't find any pictures, but the stuff used was an open gray weave, very soft to the touch. A big plus was when we were doing paint work and wiring we just pulled the fabric back, did what we needed and glued it back in place.
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