If you can't see any 'weave pattern' like small squares in the professional repair then it's likely they've used a unidirectional carbon fibre reinforcement, rather than a woven reinforcement. It would be possible for you to use this same reinforcement in your home repairs, in fact we do sell unidirectional reinforcement, although there would be some extra considerations if you use this format of reinforcement. Although by no means an exhaustive list, the mould materials, pigments and additives listed below have all been tested and are known to work well with Epoxy Rapid Repair. A. A carbon fibre repair kit is a set of tools and materials used to repair damage to carbon fibre compos ites . The kit typically includes resin , hard ener , and activ ator , as well as a variety of brushes , spat ulas , and mixing cups .

If the damage leads to a decrease in the load-carrying ability of the part, then users are presented with a choice: to repair or replace that part. Select another section of pole that fits comfortably inside the broken pole, possibly not the next pole down ensuring that there is at least a 0.5mm – 1mm gap between the pole you select and the inside of the broken pole when you put the other section inside the broken pole. Any product that you have subsequently cut, shaped, broken or modified, unless found to be faulty or defective. A simple and very effective post-cure cycle with the IN2 Infusion Resin (or EL2 Epoxy Laminating Resin) is as follows: ease of use : these kits come with all the materials needed to make repairs and refurbishments. There are also detailed guides and instructional videos available.

So there it is a ‘no-nonsense’ D.I.Y. pole repair kit produced using the best components available, by a company who has lead the field in carbon fibre pole repairs for a very long time. Once cured, twist the good pole to remove it from inside the repaired pole. The pole should come out from inside the shrink tape. Next, remove the shrink tape from the inside surface of the repaired pole. Wrap the rod with the special 90g ProFinish plain weave carbon fibre fabric, applying additional resin as you go.

This is a performance, economical and overall feasibility decision. Carbon fibre parts are expensive, so a repair is often preferable if the original properties of that part can be matched in the repair.Safety Precautions: Wear gloves and goggles and work in a well ventilated area. Always read the SDS before use.