TRUE COMPOSITES Carbon Fiber Sheet & Epoxy Resin Kit (36 x 6 + 8oz of Epoxy) 2x2 Twill, 3K, 5.7 oz. - Carbon Fiber Fabric, Carbon Fiber Repair Kit, Kit de Lámina de Fibra de Carbono y Resina Epoxi

The resin took days to cure at room tempature, but in the end seemed to work well. I tried mixing as instructed by both volume and by weight with similar hardening times of 3-4 days.

decent kit for small to medium carbon fiber repairs. instructions provide enough detail to use. will be used on CF racing fuel tank, seems like will work just fine.

Pretty straight forward. Simple to use kit. Can get messy. Overall great kit.

It was delivered on time and what I received as was indicated. The product is weak, carbon fiber is low grade and the resin-hardener. Carbon is very airy, the epoxy at 2 to 1 mix did not form at 70 control degrees for 48 hrs, leaving the project a flimsy useless.

It hardened completely unlike other resin mix I have tried which never harden properly

I used this product to repair a cracked top tube on my carbon fiber bike. I found, and followed, some videos I found on YouTube on repairing a bike using carbon fiber. I would highly recommend buying some heat shrink wrap to use on the carbon mesh after youve applied it. If youve worked with fiberglass before youll find that carbon fiber is nearly identical. I used small pieces and took my time in placement of them. I didnt wear gloves and didnt get any of the resin on my fingers. If you let the resin get sticky before you attempt to lay the fiber weave youll find that it sticks quite well and stays where you put it (I laid down 3 pieces). After the carbon was laid in place and resin applied, I wrapped the area with plastic, then with duct tape, and, finally, heat shrink wrap. After heat shrinking with a heat gun, I let the material dry for around 30 hours. It set up perfectly and required minimal sanding. I was very pleased with the outcome!

Repaired my CF Front lip. In humid ass Florida though 48 hours cure time min.

I had a cracked seat stay on my carbon fiber bike frame. I have years of experience using fiberglass cloth and epoxy to build boats and water skis. Working with carbon fiber on a bicycle frame is no different. I wouldnt use a produce like this to attempt a front fork repair, but failure of a seat stay would not cause bad crash. It makes sense (at least to me) to repair it. Ive ridden the repaired frame for over a hundred miles now and am quite confident that it is safe for the future. . . . Not pretty, but safe!