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Anyone can work with it, it takes a lil getting used to but you can get Fiberglass Resin and hardner at local TrueValue, WalMart, Lowes, home Depot, and alot of Auto Stores Auto Zone, Advanced, etc.
You just have to mix up the resin in non waxy plastic cups, wear rubber gloves, make sure you mix it exactly to specs on the can.... example 17drops of Hardner to 1 pint of resin.. something like that it should say, and some Resin's even come with the Hardner. Get Alot of Brushes, and Layout your product, if your doing it flat its the easiest, -Get a piece of Glass preferreably, something the Carbon Wont' stick too once it dries, and put canuba wax, or car wax all over the glass, really supposed to use a "releaser" -Then Mix the Resin * once you mix you must start, you only have a little bit of working time, the stuff should heat up, when you mix it (mix well) then just start soaking the carbon Fiber -Real "Wet" it out, Don't use cheap brushes or the Foam Brushes the fall apart and into the resin making bumps and getting hairs onto the carbon. Let Dry, and repeat... then sand, both wet and dry sand paper works fine. Then you'll have to find something to clear coat it with... Spray on with Good Spray gun works best, but theres a ton of other ways to clear coat it...
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