Yes—you’re really painting the cured resin over the carbon, and it takes proper prep. Scuff the surface with 400–600 grit, degrease, then lay down an epoxy or quality 2K primer before colour and clear. Don’t cut into the weave; fill pinholes first and use a UV-stable clear if you want the weave to show through. Avoid baking it like a meat pie—keep cure temps modest, especially on parts that weren’t post-cured. For structural bits, remove as little material as possible and, if unsure, let a composites-savvy painter do the honours.

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