EF300
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I have had CF parts on some very very expensive model airplanes get damaged in crashes. I would take high quality Epoxy (west systems) mixed with milled CF powder and work in into the damaged areas. Once dry sand it down with some finishing sand paper. Depending on the color of your wheels you may need to spray a small amount of clear coat to get the gloss back.
This will work. It just takes patience. Also wear eye protection, gloves, a mask and long sleeves any time u are working with CF powder or sanding CF. Its nasty stuff.
This will work. It just takes patience. Also wear eye protection, gloves, a mask and long sleeves any time u are working with CF powder or sanding CF. Its nasty stuff.
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