The carbon fiber hard shell seat on my HP Velo StreetMachine has a ding in the side where the previous owner went down.  Structurally, there is no problem with the ding in the side. Aesthetically, however, it looks bad.  Has anyone found a carbon fiber repair shop in DFW?  I see places in Austin, but haven't seen any locally.

I talked with Tim Massengill as he was referred by a local bike shop on a repair to my carbon road bike.  Didn't end up repairing as I got it replaced by the manufacturer instead based on Tim's recommendation.  It has been a couple years but you should be able to reach him at tim@massengillframes.com  
 
He was out of the Denton area last I talked to him.

Hey Jerry,
 
I've got a few rolls of carbon fiber that I got back when I used to do this contest in my physics class called "The West Texas Punkin Chunkin Championships." We made big trebuchets with 30 foot long arms that were suspended 15 feet up in the air with 300 pound counterweights on them. We had a formula for determining the winner--weight of pumpkin X distance it was chunked. The record, by the way, was chunking a 28 pound pumpkin 101 yards. All of that was just to say that our arm was basically sawed down to two 2X4's with a 1/2" plywood glued and screwed in the middle. We ran 20' strands of the fibers down through a channel that we routed in the center and played them in an epoxy ooze. Then we wrapped the whole arm with the stuff and painted it with epoxy. The epoxy kind of melts the stuff into a harder than rock black mass that I guess can be sanded into something that would fill in a ding.
If you want, I could bring some of the stuff next time I come to big D.