CF interior parts
for one off pieces your best bet is wrapping by hand (wear gloves - resin alergies are a bitch)
lots and lots of wet sanding between several coats of resin is key..
also don't hesitate to put smaller parts in an oven around 200 degrees to heat cure... your parts will be twice as strong and it helps lower the viscosity of the resin right before it cures so that makes the sanding process easier...
your interior gets very hot just remember any resin or epoxy you use will likely fail above any temp they were cured at... in other words your parts can warp or break if it isnt cured properly.
good luck!
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Post pics Troy. I want to see it!
I had a local shop do it since I know it would be way better than any wrap I could do. He used the 3M vinyl which is a million times better than the othe fabric that others were using. I actually have alot of the fabric left that I never used if anyone is interested. The 3M stuff is stronger, resistant to water, easier to work with and has a more realistic weave.
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