Screen printing is a way to add almost any material to any cloth (see, e.g., 93. K. Jost, D. Stenger, C. R. Perez, J. K. McDonough, K. Lian, Y. Gogotsi, G. Dion, Knitted and screen printed carbon fiber EDLCs for applications in wearable electronics, Energy and Environmental Science, 6 (9), 2698 - 2705, 2013) in large quantities. Electrostatic deposition of negatively charged graphene oxide onto positively charged (e.g., aminated) carbon surface is a method to deposit monolayers. Some graphene will stick to the surface of the fiber by pi-pi interactions, if you use a dispersion of graphene in a non-polar solvent. All depends on the loading that you are trying to achieve.
thanks a lot for your time and kind concentration , I know above matter and I am going to reduce Graphene oxide for taking negative charge and then to paste on carbon cloth ..this method(paste rgo and nafion then drying) is good or not suitable for that?could you tell me your idea about this?