yeah i know that brand... for the hobbyist who just wants to cover some stuff , like you do, it's ok. before you try stuff on anything "serious", try using it on some junk.
always do what the instructions say, and be warned..you are gonna sand your ass off in order to get it perfect. this process is called an "overlay" and its a pain in the ass...it takes days to do a part. after you lay the carbon down and put your first resin, you ll have to let it dry for a day, sand it down a little (so you wont mess the fibers) and apply resin again. same thing, 5-6 times (days), until you have enough thickness to sand it totally flat, without touching the fibers. after that you clearcoat it with a spray can. good luck.