1. What are FusionTHP Panels?
FusionTHP Panels are our first product offering from our Fusion Panels product line, our new and innovative fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP) panels. As a fiberglass reinforced polyester fabricator, we produce FusionTHP Panels with high quality materials in our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility strategically located in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Our specialized FRP panels are scientifically engineered specifically for the recreational vehicle market. FusionTHP Panels’ integrated lauan backer system significantly reduces the risk of delamination issues, while its high-performance materials produce a high gloss, weather-resistant panel that is virtually fiber-free.

2. What are the applications for FusionTHP FRP Panels?
FusionTHP FRP Panels are scientifically engineered specifically for the recreational vehicle market. FusionTHP Panels fill the void in the towable market for a panel that combines performance, value, and quality.

3. What is your minimum quantity order requirement?
We require a minimum order of 2,000 sq. ft. Panel sizes may be ordered up to 9' 6" x 39' 6".

4. What are the FusionTHP Panels capabilities?
Please see the Product Specifications page to learn more about plant capabilities and features of this truly cutting-edge technology.

5. Where can I find pricing information for your FusionTHP FRP Panels?
If you meet our minimum fiberglass reinforced panels order requirement of 2,000 sq. ft., please fill out our contact us form and an Amerimax sales representative will contact you promptly to discuss product and pricing information.

6. How are FRP panels repaired?
Our team of professionals have developed a system to help repair our state-of-the-art FusionTHP Panels.

To repair your FusionTHPPanels, please follow these instructions:

Step 1 - Sand the area to be repaired with the appropriate grit sandpaper and clean the area with acetone.
Step 2 - Mix standard resin with the catalyst as recommended by the manufacturer. (Note: Follow safety instructions.)
Step 3 - Larger areas will require glass fiber reinforcement and standard resin. Smaller areas only require standard resin. Spread resin and glass fiber (if necessary) on the clean area as needed. Smooth area using a putty knife. Several layers may be necessary depending on the area size. After curing, the work surface is suitable for sanding. Shrinkage will occur.
Step 4 - After the standard resin is cured, sand with fine grit sandpaper until the surface is completely smooth and even.
Step 5 - Mix repair gel coat with catalyst as recommended by manufacturer. (Note: Follow safety instructions.)
Step 6 - Spread a thin film of catalyzed gel coat on the surface and cover with mylar film. Or, spray a thin layer of catalyzed gel coat using a spray gun.
Step 7 - If using mylar, work gently to eliminate all air bubbles from the gel coat. Work out the edges of the new gel coat film to avoid all ridges and high spots.
Step 8 - A heat source may be used to accelerate the curing process. If applicable, remove the mylar film.
CAUTION: Do not use open flame or excessive heat as this will damage the surface.
Step 9 - Further treatment in case of any visible ridges or high spots: polish or wet sand gently with fine grit sandpaper and apply a second layer of catalyzed gel coat. Repeat as necessary.

7. What type of manufacturer's warranty does Amerimax offer for its Fusion Panels?
Fusion Panels have a 2 year or 20,000 miles warranty from the date of retail sale, whichever comes first. The warranty covers certain aspects of delamination that are further explained in our Warranty page.