Does anyone in OK sell Carbon Fiber sheets?

[ez bake]

I'm looking for something around .155" thick in small quantities (standard weave pattern) in already resin/hardened sheets (not the cloth). I don't really want to buy 24 square feet of it at a time and I realize that a lot of places only deal in large quantities.

Anyone know where to get that locally?

 

[tyromeo55]

Just a guess but try advanced composites on 129 th

 

[Doesn'tPlayWellw/Others]

I've gotta know the project!
No help on where to obtain the supplies though.

 

[ez bake]

I've gotta know the project!
No help on where to obtain the supplies though.

Oh... you'll be impressed I'll post pics, but it's kind of a secret for now.

 

[flatwins]

Not local but back in the dark ages when I messed around with RC planes, cars, etc., we would get carbon fiber from the mail order hobby places.

 

[Doesn'tPlayWellw/Others]

Oh... you'll be impressed I'll post pics, but it's kind of a secret for now.

Oh, I know I'll be impressed, I just hate the wait.

 

[ez bake]

Just a guess but try advanced composites on 129 th

Struck out - they only sell Carbon Fiber material (without the resin). Appreciate the heads-up though man.

I'm really looking for a pretty surface weave pattern (more concerned about the uniformity than things like structural integrity and fire-proof rating obviously), but nearly every place online jumps from .140" to .25" and the price friggin doubles (and I can't find exactly what I'm looking for at that thickness either).

The search continues. Maybe I'll just have to bite the bullet and pick up some .25" thick stuff.

 

[338Shooter]

We use Egyptian cotton sheets at my house. Carbon fiber wouldn't be very comfortable.

 

[Hump66]

We use Egyptian cotton sheets at my house. Carbon fiber wouldn't be very comfortable.

The bamboo ones are supposed to be nice too.

 

[tyromeo55]

The bamboo ones are supposed to be nice too.

Bamboo is the bees knees but it stains like a sob and ya can't bleach it.

EZB. If you only want the look of carbon fiber why not just foux finish another material?