Ha Ha, sorry business is business You will very soon get things working correctly, believe me," been there done that." But when everything "clicks" there is no greater satisfaction (well maybe there is ) than pulling a perfect part from a mould. Once you reach that stage it's easy Ha Ha.

gimme the time to sell a part at least :-p

The invoice is in the post 

Carbon Copies Ltd

Thank you for the trick

If it where me and you wish to increase your profit margin.

Yeah for the inside of a car. Well, I've already sprayed the GC for this one, so may be I'll pass for the next draws, but I still need to masterize the GC spraying for oustide parts

That's very thin 0.5mm, that will flex a lot and it would be very easy to generate a lot of heat during polishing. I would say minimum 3 layers. I rarely do anything less than 4 layers or 1mm. Is the part for inside or outside the car? If it is inside don't bother with the GC50 just make the part resin rich.

Definitely impact damage. You can see how it spiders from the contact point.

...oh and, for that part I used only two layers of 200gsm carbon fabric, I wonder whether if 's not too few. It makes the part really flexible, so it's cracks prone I guess.

Ok, I've just finished a new GC round in my mold, triyig to make it thinner, we'll see... Making it thinner, I'm always afraid to miss surface spots (it happened one time, in a quadran of my mould I had only drops of GC, not all of the surface was sprayed with a clean layer; Had to make a second pass once cured.... I know...).