1.   Fifteen acres of Teflon-coated fiberglass cloth cover the spiked roof atop the main terminal, created to depict the snowy peaks of the Rockies.

2.   It may take a little legwork to find one, but they are out there, consisting of a mastic and a bit of fiberglass cloth.

3.   The tents are made from a thin layer of aluminum foil laminated to fiberglass cloth with a nontoxic adhesive.

4.   When this dries the resin cures and hardens the fiberglass cloth.

5.   You still have to find fiberglass cloth to cover the hole, but this Bondo stuff is remarkable.