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

Quality and ease-of-use

Good product i just wished it came in bigger quantity.

Easy to use, 1:1 just follow directions. I used it to repair my motorcycle fairing where the headlight housing hole attaches to the fairing as it was cracked. I made the repair on the back side of the fairing so it didn’t matter if it was a smooth job. It stopped the crack from continuing while reinforcing the headlight housing.

Worked great to make some repairs on my carbon motorcycle fenders.

Check out Rad Bike ShredGnar channel on you toob. Video up of damage and repair.

Ruined the trim piece. No matter what proportion of epoxy to hardener I mix IT WILL NOT DRY. JUST A TACKY STICKY MESS

Was repairing a carbon fiber prosthetic and results were alright. I think 2 sets of hands are needed for certain projects. Held up fine but have a large working area.

Another victim of the epoxy not setting up and hardening after seven days. I followed their mixing instructions exactly. I’ve been mixing up epoxy for various projects for many years and have never had a problem like this. Ruined my project and left me with a huge, sticky mess. Carbon fabric seemed fine but I’ll never truly know. If you must try this product despite many of us have this same experience, please test it first on something that will be discarded anyway.

Greatest product ever! My carbon fiber prosthetic foot broke, and I didnt have $2500 to buy a new one so I bought two of these for $40, and made a mold out of wood! Works Great! Saved $2500 and Im able to walk again! Definitely nothing wrong with the glue on this product!

Contains more than enough material for most bike repairs. Does not include the compressive heat shrink tape. Also not that you should add hardener for the temps the item will cure in. I had to go 3-1 because of the cool conditions I was working in. 2-1 is fine when its 75*, not so much when its 65*.