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3 days ago
How To Make Your Own Carbon Fiber (Fibre) Parts.
Easy to follow guide on how you can make your own carbon fibre parts without specialist equipment. All Materials Used Available from http://www.car...
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3 days ago
How to cover parts in carbon fiber (fibre) by skinning or wrapping
In this video we show you how to take an existing part and cover it it real carbon fibre. In the video we use a carbon fibre skinning kit (availabl...
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@SoBrocheMaisNadda : Yes, ship to the USA every day. Just place your order on our site and the kit will be with you in around 7-10 days.
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3 days ago
How to make a mould for a carbon fiber (fibre) part
In this tutorial we show you how to use a new mould making putty material to create a high quality mould suitable for use when making your own carb...
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@TheAMGLover : They're definately designed to last a LONG time. There's no reason why you shouldn't be able to get a hundred pulls out of one of these moulds, providing you look after it. I'm glad you like what we do and look forward to working with you.
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2 months ago
How To Do Perfect Vacuum Resin Infusion of a Carbon Fibre (Fiber) Part - Basic Tutorial
Video guide to accompany our http://www.easycomposites.c... - This practical guide explains exactly how to use the...
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@matthieutje65 : Peel ply on the inside and outside will certainly give you a none glossy finish but it will be reasonably textured by the peel-ply. If that's what you're after then it's fine, if you just want a smooth, none-glossy finish then you might want to just use a scoth-pad on the finishe...
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5 months ago
How to use fibreglass to make a Split Mould
From www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk this is an in depth tutorial showing how to create a split mould using fibreglass. In this video we made a moul...
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Brilliant!! - 17:13 - I suspect Joanna thinks Martin has just made the Kayak model; well done Martin :)
@manchester2ibiza : Well, you'd start by makinga 'pettern' of the shape you what you want to make using something like PU foam and then coat the foam with either resin or filler/primer before taking a mould from it using the epoxy mould process. If you want to talk about this properly join the Ta...