MsD
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| posted on 16/8/13 at 06:59 PM |
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Carbon Fibre damage help!
Because im a complete idiot I managed to superglue my front C/F wing to the bench. As I pulled it off some of the clear gelcoat/ lacquer was stuck to
the bench and now im stuck on how to repair it!
Do I use clear lacquer or buy a two part epoxy style resin?
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I rubbed the outside of the hole down to get an idea of how badly its damaged (looks worse than it is!)
Any help on what product to use/ how to use it would be great!
Thanks, Mark.
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Carbonman
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| posted on 16/8/13 at 07:21 PM |
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Looks like you have sanded into the cloth so unfortunately you not going to get an invisible repair. Really wants filling with an Epoxy Resin. A
higher viscosity coating resin would be ideal. If you are struggling to get some let me know and I can stick some in the post.
Warren
Just seen your location. If you fancy a drive over to Todmorden I can do it for you.
[Edited on 16/8/13 by Carbonman]
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MsD
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| posted on 16/8/13 at 07:26 PM |
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quote:
Originally posted by Carbonman
Looks like you have sanded into the cloth so unfortunately you not going to get an invisible repair. Really wants filling with an Epoxy Resin. A
higher viscosity coating resin would be ideal. If you are struggling to get some let me know and I can stick some in the post.
Warren
Cheers Warren. I knew it would be a bad idea to sand it! I wasn't really expecting an invisible repair but something that doesn't look as
bad would be great 
I only really need a small quantity so it would be a waste to buy a normal size. If you could post me a little amount that would be great. Obviously
id cover all expenses!
Mark.
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