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Topic: Carbon cloth
Posted By: Merlinboy
Subject: Carbon cloth
Date Posted: 15 Nov 10 at 11:51pm
Folks, anyone know a cheap place to get hold of Carbon cloth.  Mainly for cosmetic purposes, so i don't need anything too heavy and just a plane or herringbone weave.  I notice its being sold on e-bay, but i don't really know what i'm buying and certainly dont want that sticky back plastic crap halfords sell for chavs cars!



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Posted By: s.a.l.t.y
Date Posted: 15 Nov 10 at 11:57pm
East Coast Fibre Glass supplies arent too expensive.  http://www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk/c-931-carbon-fibre-cloths.aspx - http://www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk/c-931-carbon-fibre-cloths.aspx
They've got plain weave, twill, and some crazy fish weave one which looks pretty cool.


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Posted By: Neptune
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 8:48am
Think these bloke sell all the kit too    http://www.carbonology.com/ - http://www.carbonology.com/

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Musto Skiff and Solo sailor


Posted By: s.a.l.t.y
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 9:15am
Carbonology are another half the price again of ecfgs!

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Posted By: Neptune
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 10:35am
Better name though ;)

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Musto Skiff and Solo sailor


Posted By: alstorer
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 10:56am
not that it matters for comestic purposes, but neither say what fibre the cloths are.

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Posted By: I luv Wight
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 11:04am
I can supply carbon in various styles and weights - woven, ud, stitched, plain, twill, 5 Harness etc
including a  nice flat but very wide strand 5H weave.
PM me for details!



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Freedom 21 Codling


Posted By: MattK
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 12:45pm
surely if it for cosmetic purposes it would be as good to use that plastic from halfords, it would probably be lighter!


Posted By: Merlinboy
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 1:19pm
Originally posted by MattK

surely if it for cosmetic purposes it would be as good to use that plastic from halfords, it would probably be lighter!
I should rephrase that, it is slightly structural but i want it to look good as its going to be fairly obvious.
I Luv Wight i will PM you.


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Posted By: patj
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 6:05pm
Try Pro-Composites  01206 255226 Unit 9, Edens Farm Weeley Road, Great Bentley, Colchester, CO7 8QS
They are cheap for fibreglass supplies.


Posted By: I luv Wight
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 9:56pm
  Twill 3k 2 x2 and a 12k 4 x 4


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Posted By: s.a.l.t.y
Date Posted: 16 Nov 10 at 10:05pm
Wow the bigger twill looks chuffing awesome!

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