I wanna know how to get the new carbon that was laid be c mixed in so it looks invisible

I know you do a lot of carbon fiber work and my carbon fiber has faded a lot due to the heat and humidity here in Florida. Do you think it’s worth re-resin or should I just go ahead and pay over cause I don’t know if they have resins that are made for this type of heat and humidity. I just wanted your input. Thank you.

Where you connect the negative from the horn ?

The last large black wire, where it comes?

Was that liquid you first put on ???

Hei, I’m doing kind a same thing. I was wondering what’s the black stuff you applied under and top of fibreglass and grey stuff? 3:33

Is that a supra

I've seen people with good results from mold release with not buffing and 2nd coat, just apply one coat.

Is resin tape the same as peel back tape?

well done

As i was watching this i thought to myself that you may have an issue removing it due to all the undercuts. they also make a wax you can use for this in lue of the clay. I use the clay all the time for my molds but its a slightly different process. I make fiberglass prop replicas for collectors and costumers/cosplayers. However i make silicone molds for the parts with fiberglass shells in multiple parts. I know this process you show here, is more common for car parts. Reading through the comments and your replies , im glad to hear that you did get it out. I would recommend when making the mold to do a few coats of gel coat before the glass so you get a near perfect surface to the mold. But glad it worked out for ya!

Man, all I got to say is wow! I currently have a vehicle that has carbon fiber parts from factory in one of those parts need to be replaced and the factory was trying to charge $4,500. Thanks to KZfaq University and especially your video, I've learned a lot. I am looking forward to doing my own repairs. It should be fun.

You are a knucklehead Poor demonstration of wiring. Didn't even say your color code wiring right. The last demonstration where the wires hook up to the horn was a poor job of demonstrating it 9:42 9:42

Like the video try to connect my Air horn in my Ford ranger

Where can I get those led sir?

That looks amazing! Thank you for sharing. Just out of curiosity, how well does a carbon blade like this keep its edge? And are the carbon sheets at risk of delaminating from use?

Thank you for showing me how to fiberglass a fender. I just subscribed to your channel.

Is 16 gauge a good wire to use for this?

Eyelet connector aka horseshoe clip 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Damn your beautiful (the car)

This is beautiful is it real Forged carbon? or a wrap

Thought the hood was a bent up chrome rim. This paint job is out of this work ong!!!

Jealous of the wood after the staining.

Yeah looks dope man

Looks sick, how thick was it at the end?

you literally cleaned the chair ..... 😒

That looks awful 🤮

How much though?😮

Well, it's not forged carbon for 1. Do you also have trouble with what a woman is, and think that men can get pregnant?

best supra gen

You should make some molds.

Yah iv had a 89

this a big brain moment..... lol

That looks like shit ngl but awesome work 😀

Mk2?

Looks like a beat up fender

Keep it up can’t wait to see end results working really hard on this Supra 👌

Soooo ur adding weight to make people think ur taking weight off. Cool!

That's sick dude!! I'm a bodytech for a living. Very impressive. What wax did you use to keep the resin and fiber off the oe fender?

Looks like you got hit

God dayummm

Beautiful asf

Will that like affect the durability? Or is it stronger than regular steel?

Hi hope you a well I just want to ask you what material was the original mask?

wow

I remember this

Dude I love the videos !!!!!

Send it back

Love the hard work and I love to see happy people, but with all due respect I would reapply the forged carbon with larger 1" flakes so that from afar you'll be able to see the beautiful pattern of forged carbon. Once you are done with all the final coats of resin and sanding you are going to see that the small flakes you chose will only be noticeable from up close. from afar it'll just look black. Also, you did not use enough layers of woven carbon fabric for better structural support. I would've used a mix of 3k and 12k carbon fabric before applying 1" carbon flakes.