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Need to hide epoxy, match a finish, or create a signal layer between coats? WEST SYSTEM® Pigments make it easy. Available in three versatile colors: 🔹 501 White 🔹 502 Black 🔹 503 Gray Just mix them into your epoxy for better visibility and a cleaner finish. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference. See the full 105 System overview video on YouTube for hardeners, fillers, additives, and more! 👉 https://youtu.be/Wl4NOrYM9ow?si=f6a2hvWvM9sYeklN #WESTSYSTEMEpoxy #Epoxy

Why does carbon fiber crack before the fiberglass around it? 🤔

It`s not a defect. It`s physics.

Carbon fiber is five times stiffer than fiberglass, which means if you were to bond the two materials together and cause it to flex, the carbon fiber will absorb five times more stress than the fiberglass. However, carbon fiber is not five times STRONGER than fiberglass, so it reaches its failure point first.

Not because it`s weak, but because it`s so stiff that it can`t share the load the way a matched material would.

That`s just one of the things GBI Composite Materials Engineer Avery Jorgensen breaks down in this deep-dive on carbon fiber: what it actually is, why stiffness mismatch causes so many repeat failures, when you should and shouldn`t use it in a repair, the difference between structural and cosmetic carbon fiber repairs, and a pro tip on wetting it out that most people get backwards.

If you`ve ever worked with carbon fiber (or wondered whether you should) this article is for you!

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Why does carbon fiber crack before the fiberglass around it? 🤔 It's not a defect. It's physics. Carbon fiber is five times stiffer than fiberglass, which means if you were to bond the two materials together and cause it to flex, the carbon fiber will absorb five times more stress than the fiberglass. However, carbon fiber is not five times STRONGER than fiberglass, so it reaches its failure point first. Not because it's weak, but because it's so stiff that it can't share the load the way a matched material would. That's just one of the things GBI Composite Materials Engineer Avery Jorgensen breaks down in this deep-dive on carbon fiber: what it actually is, why stiffness mismatch causes so many repeat failures, when you should and shouldn't use it in a repair, the difference between structural and cosmetic carbon fiber repairs, and a pro tip on wetting it out that most people get backwards. If you've ever worked with carbon fiber (or wondered whether you should) this article is for you! Check it out on #Epoxyworks. 🔗Link in bio! (epoxyworks.com) #WESTSYSTEMEpoxy #CarbonFiber #CarbonFiberRepair #Fiberglass #CompositeMaterials #CompositeEngineering