Full-scale experimental investigations into the residual strength of structurally similar elements of acoustical panels after a local repair of defects, such as through breakdown, were conducted. Local repairs without using the vacuum technology were carried out. The technology of repair consists in removing and layer-bylayer replacing the damaged layers of material with repaired ones. For comparison, undamaged and repaired sandwich panel specimens were tested in tension and compression. The specimens were produced by serial technology from a VPS-33 fiberglass prepreg. Their deformation and fracture mechanisms are analyzed, and their loading diagrams are obtained.