Provided are: a process for producing a
fiber-reinforced resin, said process being capable of remarkably reducing, in molding a
fiber-reinforced resin, the occurrence of feeding defects or faults on the surface and the
surface roughness due to the
temperature difference between molding temperature (curing temperature) and ordinary temperature; and a product obtained thereby. A process for producing a coated
fiber-reinforced resin molding, comprising: a first molding step for subjecting a matrix resin which has been impregnated into a reinforcing fiber to curing at a temperature (T1) (DEG C), and thus forming a fiber-reinforced resin molding; and a second molding step for disposing the fiber-reinforced resin molding in a mold cavity which is configured by at least two molds and which has nearly the same shape as that of the fiber-reinforced resin molding, adjusting the
internal temperature of the mold cavity to a temperature (T2) (DEG C) lower than the temperature (T1) (DEG C), pouring a
liquid resin material for forming a
coating layer into the mold cavity in such a way that the
liquid resin covers at least a part of the fiber-reinforced resin molding, and curing the
liquid resin material at the temperature (T2) (DEG C) to form a coated fiber-reinforced resin molding. A product obtained by the process.