DIY Budget Forged (Chopped Strand) Carbon Skinning- 370Z panels! Read description before attempting! скачать в хорошем качестве

DIY Budget Forged (Chopped Strand) Carbon Skinning- 370Z panels! Read description before attempting!

I decided to keep rolling with some carbon fiber work but wanted to take it up a notch. That said here comes the Forged (Chopped Strand) Carbon skinning!! This stuff was a pain to do but I definitely learned a lot from this project!! MAKE SURE TO USE HIGH TEMP RESIN. I didn’t given this was my first attempt and after about 6 months the heat clouded the resin bad. I am exploring new options for resin currently to fix these panels. The music can be found below: Track: ÉWN - The Light [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch:    • ÉWN - The Light  | Trap | NCS - Copyright ...   Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/EWNTheLightYO Check out my amazon store for the various items I used in this video and in my other projects. As an affiliate, I earn a small proceed from anything purchased at no extra cost to you. https://www.amazon.com/shop/foxcraze Additionally, if you want to support the channel, check out the merch on my store tab that's available for purchase which would be super helpful as well!! Chopped Strand Carbon Skinning Process: between 65-75 *F Key surface with 40-60 grit to ensure proper adhesion Evenly spread epoxy resin across the panel. Let set for 2 hrs to achieve a good tack Apply carbon across the panel Let cure for another 2 hrs after applying carbon fiber Shake loose material from the part Apply 1st layer of topcoat resin Cover panel in "peel ply" material and smooth out Vacuum bag part (optional) Let cure for over 8hrs De nib and sand/key entire surface with 120grit sandpaper Apply 2-3 more layers of topcoat resin each 2hrs apart or 8hrs apart Let cure for over 8 hrs and sand/key entire surface flat with 100-240 grit sandpaper Clean the surface and apply 2 thin layers of topcoat resin 2hrs apart Let cure again for over 8 hrs and wet sand surface with 400/800/1200 grit sandpaper The surface is now ready for ceramic coating protection Or Wet sand surface with 400/600 grit sandpaper The surface is now ready for clear coat protection