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Hanaldo - 6/23/2020 2:57:11 AM

You wont be able to get in small quantities is the issue, have to buy it by the gallon. But if you've got a use for it, Trojan Fibreglass are probably your  best bet. They have a couple of the Chemlease products that are very good. You don't NEED the sealer, but they do improve the product performance and I'd recommend it - price is hard to stomach. 

CG Composites also had, but they have unfortunately just gone out of business. Places like Lavender and Ironbark have some of the more exotic products, but with a price tag to suit.

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Azzaw46 - 6/23/2020 6:18:02 AM

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Hanaldo - 6/23/2020 2:57:11 AM

You wont be able to get in small quantities is the issue, have to buy it by the gallon. But if you've got a use for it, Trojan Fibreglass are probably your  best bet. They have a couple of the Chemlease products that are very good. You don't NEED the sealer, but they do improve the product performance and I'd recommend it - price is hard to stomach. 

CG Composites also had, but they have unfortunately just gone out of business. Places like Lavender and Ironbark have some of the more exotic products, but with a price tag to suit.

Thanks hanaldo, the price doesnt concern me long as it works 😂 id go through it and if anything id just off sell it as im starting up my own small carbon business here in QLD and im sure there would be plenty of people after it from after watching easy composites videos online seeing how much better it is then using wax but cant get there hands on it 😂👍

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Hanaldo - 6/23/2020 6:27:08 AM

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Azzaw46 - 6/23/2020 6:18:02 AM

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Hanaldo - 6/23/2020 2:57:11 AM

You wont be able to get in small quantities is the issue, have to buy it by the gallon. But if you've got a use for it, Trojan Fibreglass are probably your  best bet. They have a couple of the Chemlease products that are very good. You don't NEED the sealer, but they do improve the product performance and I'd recommend it - price is hard to stomach. 

CG Composites also had, but they have unfortunately just gone out of business. Places like Lavender and Ironbark have some of the more exotic products, but with a price tag to suit.

Thanks hanaldo, the price doesnt concern me long as it works 😂 id go through it and if anything id just off sell it as im starting up my own small carbon business here in QLD and im sure there would be plenty of people after it from after watching easy composites videos online seeing how much better it is then using wax but cant get there hands on it 😂👍

Just keep in mind it does have a shelf-life. They generally last longer than quoted if stored properly, but if you are thinking of selling it again - I for one wouldn't pay much for something that is past it's expiry.

Be prepared for a bit of a learning curve switching from PVA and wax. I wouldn't give it a go on anything critical straight up, just try some flat sheet off a glass plate or something and make sure you get the hang of how the chemically released surface is going to behave. Issues like fisheying and pre-release are coming your way, but the rewards are worth the risks!