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Did I miss the part where you scuffed/keyed the mirror caps to give that first coat of resin something to stick to? The mirror caps looked like they still had clear on them.

А чё за парень на картине ?

Try liquid plastic for molds)

U user wrong epoxy type or this plastic is not ABS. On Non abs plastics use special chemicals

where can i find the peel ply??

I stopped watching when you don’t show the amount of export and resin. Thumbs down for me

How many ounces of resin and epoxy? All these videos never tell you how much they just do it.

Can you still reuse the foam brush after each coat or use a new one?

I like that mat

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You do this as a job?

Can you make a video of how you vacuum bag your pieces?

Great video! What is the green tape you used on the backside of the housing? I assume it is used for keeping epoxy and carbon from sticking in the places you dont want it to stick?

GREAT SAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing.

I wish I'd have seen this video earlier as I made exactly the same mistake using silicone spray as a release agent. Just about managed to salvage it by patiently picking bits of broken glass off the casting, sanded it and slapped on another layer of epoxy and it was good as new 😅

Sorry but that's just an eyesore...I'd rather have fake Carbon fiber

Hi !! nice video, but as you use Poliester Resin, the carbon seems little yellow colored. We think is a good use of the polyester resin for the first coat of resin, the one that comes sticky for the Forged Carbon Fiber, but later can be apply transparent epoxy resin for a better finish look. Almost, better if you lack them with 2k lack, for UV protection. Nice work !! continue like that. Cheers.

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Can you make them with forged carbon

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Could you make a video making the mirrors from scratch and not a copy? I need to make some F1-type mirrors for my civic and I don't know how to approach it, thank you very much for your time!

First of all, great video, secondly, I can understand your anger very well in some places in the video😅. The processes to produce carbon parts are really complex. I'm currently working on wheel hub caps and could go crazy. On the first try I had poorly mixed epoxy, on the second try air bubbles had formed under the first layer and on the last try I had air bubbles in the claren epoxy top layer that I couldn't sand out

What is the thing with which you rubbed it after using 120sandpaper

I just made a forged carbon fiber center cap for my new Camaro wheels. I used my 3d printer to print and mold and c clamps to hold it together. It would incredibly well. I even embossed the Chevy logo on it so it has depth. It took almost no clean up and cans be used matte as it came out of the mold or I can add a clear to it.

Don’t bother with peel ply just fit clear plastic over it won’t leave any marks

Polyester resin is for glass fibre. And goes off in mins not hours. Epoxy resin is what is best Do your layer and wait then lay the carbon down. In some places use a heat gun to help bend into place. Iv done loads. Try mix carbon chopped and add colour Christmas tinsel to add effect it’s brilliant

Would be able to make a carbon fiber hood.

Lovely vid. I have the same annoying issue with the clearcoat... I just can't get it glossy enough and I have a rotary polisher(!). Have you changed technique or products since this vid to enhance the gloss at all?

Amazing work and excellent tutorial.

Why didn't you just make a mold so you don't have to deal with the hassle of sanding? I have always wondered why people use male molds or skin original parts rather than making a mold and producing the part. That way you can take advantage of the carbon properties being light weight. But skinning adds weight to the part (unless it's for reinforcement).

Brilliant mate 👏

men i love this video and your edits in this video trashh xd xd keep going keep educate us percfect job

Are you gonna roll that out or nah??

I’ve been debating wether to go forged cf or weave for my mirror caps but after seeing how yours have turned out I’m leaning more towards the forged look. Well do on the project. They came out really good mate.

Fibreglass resin. Use epoxy next time

awesome content ! youtube needs more of this

Do you get a lot of pinholes in the final clear coat because of air bubbles?

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Do you have a shop?

Not glossy enough You don't want to use 1000 grit for polishing, you need to start from 2500 light sanding, otherwise you peel the clear coat.... bad result

What are the materials needed for this