FRP can be fabricated into any shape.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It depends on the fiber type
• D. It is always limited to sheets

Answer: (A)

FRP’s ability to be shaped comes from the resin-rich matrix that binds the reinforcing fibers and can be formed while the resin is workable. With multiple forming methods—hand lay-up and spray-up for complex shells, filament winding for hollow curved forms, pultrusion for constant cross-sections, and resin transfer or compression molding for closed 3D parts—the material can take a wide range of geometries. The resin flows to wet out fibers and, once cured, the part holds the designed shape with good dimensional stability. There are processing constraints, like minimum bend radii and the need for proper molds and fiber orientation, but overall FRP can be fabricated into very diverse shapes, making the statement true.