Carbon Fibre & Fibreglass Repairs

Damaged doesn’t always mean finished.

We repair and restore damaged carbon fibre and fibreglass components, from paddleboards and paddles to automotive parts, motorsport components and one-off composite items.

With a background in carbon fibre manufacturing and composites, we understand how these materials are made, how they fail and how they can often be repaired.

Before You Replace It, Let Us Take a Look

Cracks, chips, splits and impact damage can sometimes look worse than they really are.

Depending on the component and the type of damage, a repair may be a much more sensible option than replacing the whole part.

Every job is different, so we assess repairs individually and will always be upfront about whether we think something is worth repairing.

If you are unsure, send us a few photos and we will happily have a look.

What Can We Repair?

Paddleboards & Paddles

Rigid fibreglass and carbon fibre paddleboards, carbon paddles, composite paddles and associated components.

Typical damage can include cracks, chips, split laminates, damaged rails, damaged noses or tails, paddle blades and paddle shafts.

Automotive & Motorsport

Carbon fibre and fibreglass panels, fairings, covers, trim pieces, motorsport components and other composite vehicle parts.

Marine & Watersports

Fibreglass and carbon components used around boats, kayaks, paddleboards and other watersports equipment.

One-Off & Unusual Parts

Got something that does not fit neatly into a category?

We are always happy to look at unusual, bespoke or difficult-to-replace composite parts.

Carbon Fibre Repairs

Carbon fibre is incredibly strong, but impacts, stress and accidents can still cause localised damage.

Depending on the component, we can assess damage such as:

  • Cracks

  • Splits

  • Chips

  • Delamination

  • Impact damage

  • Broken edges

  • Damaged mounting areas

  • Localised structural damage

Our approach depends entirely on the part, its construction and how it is used.

The aim is always to produce a sensible repair while retaining as much of the original component as possible.

Fibreglass Repairs

Fibreglass lends itself extremely well to repair when the damaged area is properly prepared and rebuilt.

We can assess a wide range of fibreglass damage, including:

  • Cracks

  • Splits

  • Holes

  • Impact damage

  • Broken sections

  • Chipped edges

  • Damaged laminate

  • Localised reinforcement

This can apply to anything from paddleboards and marine equipment to vehicle panels and bespoke components.