I'm not sure if this is the correct place for this post as it covers several areas but here it goes. . . So a bit of background. . .

i have been a collision repair tech for 25 years and i have been doing my homework and research too. i have lots of links to share for all things composite.
i wont share here but can e mail if you like. there is much to learn and yes in some ways similar to fiberglass but this is a step up in cost and precision and final product.
 come to the states and lets open a shop LOL
i dont want to post links from other suppliers here that would be just wrong, but is it ok to post links to things about composites and how to use and work with them? i mean just general things, not all situations will work we all need to find what will work with our skill levels and our production needs as well.
  Between my work, and my hobby of model building, and my auto knowledge i have a lot to bring to the table.  i also have some ideas of my own to utilize, but again, dont want to encroach on this awesome place. i could share in private messages if anyone wants to share what i have found on the 'net.
have a great night everyone!

Elvis has left the building !!

CarbonFiberCreations

Hi Brasco,

The forum that we provide is split into 2 sections; the Easy Composites Technical Support Forum (where we are now) and then the general Talk Composites forum. In the Talk Composites Forum we leave that to our members to freely discuss what they like including links to articles you've found around the 'net. I've not yet editted or removed a single post in the Talk Composites Forum and I hope I won't ever need to; it is supposed to be a free and open forum and if people want to link to other supplier's products and it's appropriate (not just blatent advertising/commercial posts) then I'm fine with that.

This part fo the forum, the Easy Composites Technical Support Forum, is reserved for the discussion of Easy Composites products and processes, simply because we provide this forum as part of our technical support service and encourage customers to chanel their support questions through here. Customers can expect someone from the Easy Composites staff to read and respond (whereever possible) to enquiries posted here. Other members are welcome to post too (and very often do) but it's expected by us (and probably the people asking the questions) that responses will relate to our products.

All the best with your projects and glad to have you onboard .

Kind regards, Matt

Matt Statham
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Sales