So I've been working on producing a carbon fibre coffee cup for many years, I want it to be perfect and its almost there.  For the past 2 years I've had the project on the back burner having spent many thousands on equipment and tests.  But last week watching the How Its Made featuring the Bugatti Veyron, I saw how their carbon nose cone always comes out with voids in tights places and that these areas were repaired to produce a flawless finish.  That made me think my process might be good enough and I can finish my cup with a few repairs.

Nah, you don't have to get a specific one made, just approach them and see what they have. eg. hunstman resins have hundreds of combinations of resins and catalyst (or part A and part B if you like to think of it that way) to alter the working time, viscosity, Tg etc... and they are pretty much off the shelf but you may not be able to buy 0.25L of one if you know what I mean