Interior Refurb

[D2BBA]

Noo I think what he\'s asking is that his carbon bonnet\'s gone a little cloudy with age, and would using a similar technique to how you\'ve polished up your carbon bits work there too.

Impressive work with the carbon fabric, what polish do you use?

Corect that man!

Sorry, should have made myself a little clearer!

Chris

p.s. its on my Bro\'s car not mine incase anyone who new the car was confused (more!)

[Timmy]

Good stuff here i think i may do some c.f parts. Some of it will definatly just be sprayed, im not gonna carbo lay my whole storage bins.

[ENVYD]

say if you got a hole in a panel (that you need) that your covering with carbon how would you go about that?

[interloper393]

fiber glass the back of it, then a thin layer of filler and sand smooth job done
im looking at a few overlays soon so i`ll pop a post up.
A handy trick is to apply a thin layer of resin and wait for it to go tacky, then the cloth will stick to the correct shape and not move around

[ENVYD]

no no i mean if there is a hole there that you need to keep? i.e. for a switch or your dials? would you just cover it all then cut the hole away!

[SmbFD3S]

no no i mean if there is a hole there that you need to keep? i.e. for a switch or your dials? would you just cover it all then cut the hole away!

That would be the easiest way of doing it yeah

[markj113]

no no i mean if there is a hole there that you need to keep? i.e. for a switch or your dials? would you just cover it all then cut the hole away!

use a dremmel to cut out the hole afterwards

[ENVYD]

use a dremmel to cut out the hole afterwards

would you do that after the 5-6 layers of resin or before you put them on? may be asking alot of questions but i have never used carbon before!

[markj113]

do it after the resin.