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I would suggest to mix about 15% carbon powder into fast setting eopxy for the base coat if you can't get hold of Eay's apply that a bit thicker, then wait until the base coat starts to gel, you can still put a fingerprint in it without the base coat sticking to your glove
I did made a composite front door for me last year, the edges were very sharp and that way it worked perfectly with 200gsm The but joints are not really "Butt" you let the fibre overlap a bit while trying to match the fibre directions After applying 1 or 2 layers Epoxy Coating Resin /highbuild Epoxy varnish/topcoat, you can sand the overlapping joints back a bit the rest is hidden by the following top coat, ready for final sanding and plosihing
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