Update, got Paris V2 trucks and OJ hot juice wheels mounted(had shark wheels on for the flex test). Took her for a test ride, dead flex is gone and she has some return spring now because of the carbon fiber on the top and bottom of the deck. Waiting on lucid clear grip system to arrive as the final step
Finally done with the deck work on my Carbon Reaper project. This board started its life as a cheap Walmart board that got left out in the rain. It sat in the garage for three or more years with several layers of plywood delaminated and peeling from it. Rather than discard it, I removed the loose layers of plywood and re-sanded the entire deck, top and bottom, removing the cheesy cartoon Graphics underneath. I wondered how it would ride as is, so I put trucks and wheels on it and it was frighteningly soft with a lot of dead flex in the wood.
I had an idea to add carbon fiber fabric to the top and bottom to replace the rigidity it had lost. Of course I wanted the art to allow the carbon fiber to shine through, so silver paint markers over the carbon fiber and then 2K automotive clear to seal everything in. Next step is to mount Paris reverse Kingpin trucks and wheels! 
This is my first attempt working with carbon fiber and resin, I know it's not perfect but I'm happy with the results!