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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I did tests using Plexus MA 310 (Methacrylate) with black pigment, the problem is after drying I could not remove the excess, especially in parts with geometries with more limited access internally.

When making the reinforcement with CF internally, this hinders me because it changes the internal dimension of the part.

I need to learn how to make pipes with complex geometries in another way without being in two parts.
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