Bonding two parts of Carbon Fiber without spoiling the aesthetics


Bonding two parts of Carbon Fiber without spoiling the aesthetics
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Hi Guys! 

I have some problems with fixing two parts. They're aesthetic piece, this limits what to do and use to fix them.

Any suggestions for this application?

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http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/3c3c2a2a-6e75-41af-8ad0-0f68.png
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Bonding two parts of Carbon Fiber without spoiling the aesthetics
Dezer - 8 Years Ago
     You can bond along the seam but it would be inherently weak. A solution is to bond the seam, then...
Warren (Staff) - 8 Years Ago
     what warren said, or you could see about adding a joggle into the tool to allow a nice bonding area...
scottracing - 8 Years Ago
     I did tests using Plexus MA 310 (Methacrylate) with black pigment, the problem is after drying I...
Dezer - 8 Years Ago
     If you are looking at making pipes in one piece then you need to be looking at mandrels or soluble...
scottracing - 8 Years Ago
     Out of interest, what sort of wall thickness was needed for the engine coolant pipework?
Warren (Staff) - 8 Years Ago
     they were about 2mm thick iirc
scottracing - 8 Years Ago

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