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This is the process of adding a layer of genuine carbon fibre skinning to the surface of a non CF part to create a product that resembles bespoke carbon products. This approach is a cost-effective method for achieving the aesthetics of carbon fibre restoration, without necessarily requiring the lightweight and strength properties of a full carbon part.

To create bespoke carbon products with a carbon fibre skinned finish, there are several essential steps the original part must undergo:
- First, we prep the part via a thorough cleaning process.
- The type of material used for the original part determines the specific preparation required before applying the carbon fibre fabric. This includes identifying the kind of plastic or metal and its specific type.
- A pigmented base adhesion coat, tailored to the part, is applied to ensure that the carbon fibre fabric adheres effectively to the base material.
- Once the fabric is applied (typically 2x2 3K black carbon, with other colours and patterns available), we layer the resin coats appropriately to build the surface, allowing the cured final layer to be sanded to a flat and even finish.
- The part is then trimmed, and any excess carbon is cut back, followed by finalizing the edges.
- Finally, the part is abraded in preparation for its clear coat, which can be gloss, satin, or matte. Once cured with gloss lacquer, the final surface is wet sanded to perfection.
We are committed to using only the highest quality materials in our carbon fibre restoration and skinning process, from the finest grade visual carbon fibre material to the best UV stable resins and high solids automotive clear coat.

Please get in contact with images of your item/s, including measurements of the parts and a brief description of your expectations regarding bespoke carbon products, the carbon fibre restoration process, and the final finish required for carbon fibre skinning.

This is the process of adding a layer of genuine carbon fibre skinning to the surface of a non CF part to create a product that resembles bespoke carbon products. This approach is a cost-effective method for achieving the aesthetics of carbon fibre restoration, without necessarily requiring the lightweight and strength properties of a full carbon part.

To create bespoke carbon products with a carbon fibre skinned finish, there are several essential steps the original part must undergo:
- First, we prep the part via a thorough cleaning process.
- The type of material used for the original part determines the specific preparation required before applying the carbon fibre fabric. This includes identifying the kind of plastic or metal and its specific type.
- A pigmented base adhesion coat, tailored to the part, is applied to ensure that the carbon fibre fabric adheres effectively to the base material.
- Once the fabric is applied (typically 2x2 3K black carbon, with other colours and patterns available), we layer the resin coats appropriately to build the surface, allowing the cured final layer to be sanded to a flat and even finish.
- The part is then trimmed, and any excess carbon is cut back, followed by finalizing the edges.
- Finally, the part is abraded in preparation for its clear coat, which can be gloss, satin, or matte. Once cured with gloss lacquer, the final surface is wet sanded to perfection.
We are committed to using only the highest quality materials in our carbon fibre restoration and skinning process, from the finest grade visual carbon fibre material to the best UV stable resins and high solids automotive clear coat.

Please get in contact with images of your item/s, including measurements of the parts and a brief description of your expectations regarding bespoke carbon products, the carbon fibre restoration process, and the final finish required for carbon fibre skinning.
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