Hi everyone, 

I'm searching how I can include a logo, a letter or even a word on an infusion part. 
I'm making a part for my Caterham 7 and I want to have the 7 logo on top of it with the same fabric but with a 45°angle. 

I try to cut the fabric but it is not accurate.
I also try to put adhesive spray before cutting it; it's more accurate but it's not really easy and the result is not perfect.
Finally I try to do it with a dry fabric. Easy to cut but I didn't get a good result.

Do you have any advise? 

Edit : here is a result of a try with adhesive spray : 

Hair spray can sometimes work as a cheap stabiliser- or spray tack allowed to go dry and non-sticky. 

If you are using it in your lay up, then the Pro Finish version of our cloths are ideal for things like this as they will cut with a crisp edge and hold their shape fairly well. 

Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

Hi Lester and Warren, 

I'm trying with a glass fleece. The cut is good. This afternoon, I infuse it and tomorrow, I'll put it into the oven. See it Wednesday. 

For a very simple cut as the 7 logo, the glass fleece is enough but for a logo or for a text, how can I handle it like Bruce in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoHH2grML8U
I don't understand how he did it. 

Warren, it could be a good option but I'm pretty sure it is possible without it but I will try.

From memory I believe Bruce does it with cured material. He infuses a single layer of the reinforcement he is using, and then cuts it out using a very sharp blade. 

I do remember him saying it was a bit of a joke for him to make it look so easy in the video - it actually took him a very long time with a lot of effort. It's a gorgeous result though, true craftsmanship.