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> Carbon fiber people, help!, I need info
Dr Evil
post Nov 22 2004, 07:16 PM
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I have seen some very impressive custome work on this site and the latest had me thinking. If the door panels that I have seen did not require a vac bag, how did they do it. I have worked fiber glass before, and even had access to a vac bag set up when I worked on helos, but not anymore. With the cost of carbon fiber I would like to avoid a steap learning curve, so any info on techniques, amounts and types of materials, would be greatly appreciated. How do you get the pretty finish?
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post Nov 22 2004, 07:49 PM
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I was surprized whenI polished it how well it brought out the shine.

Jeroen explained the process pretty well for flat work.

Try it on a small piece first.

(don't tell anyone, but I found almost no differance between working with c/f and f/g)

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