I am doing some remodeling on my RC sailboat, the images are shaped Balsawood cores for the Rudder and Keel Fin, which, I will be laminating with a Plain weave 5.8oz Carbon fiber cloth. I plan on putting 3 layers on both sides of the fin and 1 layer on both sides of the rudder.

I would do it side by side, with a squeegee, similar to how surfboards are laminated.

Put the fiber on dry (1 layer at a time), pour some resin and then spread with a squeegee carefully. Holding the squeegee at a slight angle, wet out the entire cloth and squeegee the excess towards the sides. Work over news paper and try to have the edges exposed, ie. make sure you fix the fin on a solidly on a stand so that the cloth can drape slightly over the side. Try and leave as little resin as possible in the fiber. Let it cure fully, cut off the excess, repeat on the other side. Then repeat both steps for the remaining layers.

People may suggest to do several layers in one shot, it may be quicker but more tricky. The above method is how I skinned a skimboard and it worked very well. Took time but I was more than happy with the result. very light, and very strong.

good luck

Baja patient, thank you for the reply!   It's interesting that your method is very similar to the one suggested by someone else who used to race surfboard and did his own board building and repairing.  I may have to rig up a special stand for it, should be easy enough with cardboard and hot glue.

For anyone that's interested;   

i tryed and wraped but at the end on the sun it changed of shape of wood inside

dont wrap on a wood that gonna change shape! do on anything only not epoxy +wood=very bad

u welcome i did not knew this and damaged sides of wing when wraped it.