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Chris Crawford
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Hi All - I have a CF hardshell bucket seat for a recumbent bicycle. On the back of the seat are 2 2"
ribs running up and down for support. One of these ribs hit something sharp which left a spidery,
crooked, 2" long crack across it (horizontal).
I'd like to repair this and am looking for advice from an expert. I'm currently considering using 2"
or 3" CF "tape" and SystemThree T-88 epoxy and layering it up with 3 layers, one slightly larger
than the other. Does this sound like it will work?
Also while we're on the topic: I'm interested in epoxy bonding some .75" OD x .049 wall Al tubing
that has been mitered together for a light load bearing application. Should I be using a filler with
the epoxy and if so, what kind?
Thanks in advance, Chris
ribs running up and down for support. One of these ribs hit something sharp which left a spidery,
crooked, 2" long crack across it (horizontal).
I'd like to repair this and am looking for advice from an expert. I'm currently considering using 2"
or 3" CF "tape" and SystemThree T-88 epoxy and layering it up with 3 layers, one slightly larger
than the other. Does this sound like it will work?
Also while we're on the topic: I'm interested in epoxy bonding some .75" OD x .049 wall Al tubing
that has been mitered together for a light load bearing application. Should I be using a filler with
the epoxy and if so, what kind?
Thanks in advance, Chris