my mates damaged his ilmberger carbon bellypan and I want your opnins on best repairs for both the structural side and the asthetics,as he intends to sell it, due it costing £700 new and wants to use the money to put towards new bodywork

I was a laminator for a few year so understand things in general on f/g and basic principles for c/f wet lay up ,, but have never dealt with prepeg carbon ,so hoping some of you can steer me the right way.

this is the damage

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my intention was to repair the cracks by cleaning up the underside , ready to accept c/f mat ,add resin , cure, then try to fill in the gaps with epoxy on the top face by building up layers over and around the areas to get it as smooth as I can and well blended. the corner piece that's missing top resin/clearcoat, my though was take some of the surrounding resin off very lightly, before building layers of resin back up and flatting back as I go, then after sanding down other areas that had some scuffs from general use, build them up and finally get someone local to add a couple of layers of 2k lacquer over the whole item to blend it as well as possible??

a lot of the repair sections aren't massively visible once its been fitted, its just the corner piece getting it to look good again.

my worry is if the epoxy resin will be a close match to ilmbergers resin, plus I am not sure how well each thin layer I want to put down will bond and blend. have got a heatgun to get rid of air bubbles (hopefully), but if anyone thinks of some better ways I am happy to hear them.