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

Only con was application. Other than that...I have tried 3 other products...this one actually works. Still holding up and providing protection.

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!

I repaired a carbon fiber spoiler for a bmw. The product worked great and was easy to use

Try and practice with this product if you have never used carbon fiber before. My repair on my bicycle was messy. With that said, it was because I didn’t follow the directions correctly. If I had, it would have turned out aesthetically better!!! My result was better than I expected!!!

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*.

It hardened completely unlike other resin mix I have tried which never harden properly

Pretty straightforward. Most of what you need to do any small project.

This kit would probably be fine to cover an object for esthetics, but it is not a structural kit by any means. The epoxy is useless and provides no rigidity. The carbon fiber has tape on all the edges which becomes waste. The carbon fiber contains no binders and it’s impossible to work with, and is a pain to cut to size.

The carbon fiber and resin combo made it easy to just mix the resin and apply. The 1:1 mixing ratio didn’t require much thought. The only thing that took a little more care was working with the carbon fiber. Cutting the carbon was easy, but the carbon fibers started to flake of fairly easily until resin was applied. It could be the carbon fiber thickness or my lack of knowledge on how to properly work with carbon fibers.

Just as it was described.