Carbon Fiber Repair of Hockey Stick | How to Fix Cracked Hockey Stick

[@bansheemike]

How did this hold up? I have a few sticks I'm going to tackle myself. With my experience doing carbon fiber jetski hull repairs I brush a layer on epoxy resin on and let it tack up first. Once you place the carbon there's no chance in hell it's coming off. Then I layer it up to make sure I get all the air out of the weave. Tough without having a vacuum bagging setup but I can't justify the price of a good setup

[@markbjornholm5555]

clever. been meaning something like this my my boy's sticks, so this is helpful.

[@Housebarons]

Glad to help! Hope the repair works well.

[@rayspooner1982]

I have just a small chip in my blade. Do you think just the JB weld will do the trick?

[@Housebarons]

Sure, just sand it to roughen it up so it sticks well. Thx for watching!

[@Garminrules]

How was the smell

[@VincentCollins-r7b]

Thanks for the video. I used this to fix my blade.

[@Housebarons]

Cool! Enjoy!

[@bobbyfischer13]

Awesome! How did it come out?

[@Housebarons]

Turned out great for 1st try. My grandson was jazzed to have his extra stick back and has used it without issues! Thx for watching!

[@jrydwan]

@@Housebarons Thanks for the video! I have tried JB weld to repair the bottoms of stick blades however, after one practice with some slap shots my 13YO Son chips off a good portion of that epoxy. I wonder how your repair would hold up to an older kid taking harder shots.......assuming your grandson is younger :)

[@Garminrules]

Good job for 1st time, I think the entire blade was overkill....next time get a 4 inch carbon fiber sock.

[@seancarberry8461]

Could u ball park how much all the materials cost ?

[@Housebarons]

Short answer / longer answer: About $100 - 30 for 4 sq ft of aircraft grade carbon fiber mesh, $70 for the total boat 1qt epoxy kit. I only used 1 sq foot of the carbon fiber, and a small number of ounces (5?) of epoxy. The actual cost per application might be $15?? I have other plans for the remainder of the carbon fiber and epoxy - best way to economize if you have multiple projects in mind. Hope that helps.