Need help with repair on infiusion part?

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Classicarbon	C Classicarbon posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
C Group: Forum Members Posts: 86, Visits: 639	+x Hanaldo - 9/27/2020 4:06:53 AM Easiest way is just to do a lap repair to reinforce it from behind. Depending on what sort of loads that part will see, it may also continue to propagate unless you remove the damage, which means grinding out the damaged fibres, scarfing in the edges, and building the plies back up appropriately. For a cosmetic part, a lap repair will probably be fine. It's cracked underneath too. But it's all about outside mainly.There won't be any load on it. I never made repair like that. So I clean prepare the edges and only use resin on top with patch underneath?
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Hanaldo	Hanaldo posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 2.5K, Visits: 28K	Easiest way is just to do a lap repair to reinforce it from behind. Depending on what sort of loads that part will see, it may also continue to propagate unless you remove the damage, which means grinding out the damaged fibres, scarfing in the edges, and building the plies back up appropriately. For a cosmetic part, a lap repair will probably be fine.
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Classicarbon	C Classicarbon posted 5 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
C Group: Forum Members Posts: 86, Visits: 639	I get that crak when my part stuck in mould. Can you help how to repair it? Should I make patch underneath to reinforced also? Thanks
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