integraturbo96

Hi everyone,
I got a 3 pieces fiberglass front but it seem to thin and crack easy where the fenders bolts.
I want to put a layer of cabon fiber inside this location to prevent any damage in the future.
But do I have to do some particular prep inside the panel or just wash with a prep degreaser and what type of carbon mat and resine should I use?

JDMswagSerf

Should prep by sanding whoever you're laying CF with 80 grit sand paper. Then wash and use some clear on it.

No idea on what fiber and resign to use though, sorry.
​​​​​​​I'm sure they sell kits online.

Nipa Arovi

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