Carbon Fibre Wrap

Carbon Fiber Characteristics/Benefits
Processed carbon fibre is typically very light and strong compared to its metal counterparts. It generally has a woven fabric look that when infused with epoxy resin, dried, then finally polished offers a very visually pleasing three-dimensional appearance. Real carbon fibre is only black, although there are ways to incorporate colour by either tinting a clear coat that is applied to the exterior or using hybrid/alternative materials such as Kevlar or Aramid.

Carbon fibre as a raw fabric can be wrapped around an object and then infused with resin. This is called skinning and although you give the wrapped object the look of real carbon fibre. You do not give it the lightweight advantages. In fact, you're actually adding weight. Additionally, you're offering some level of extra reinforcement/strength, but true carbon fibre parts are generally made from a mould and contain only carbon fibre and resin.

Price may vary due to different parts.

Carbon Fibre Wrap

Carbon Fiber Characteristics/Benefits
Processed carbon fibre is typically very light and strong compared to its metal counterparts. It generally has a woven fabric look that when infused with epoxy resin, dried, then finally polished offers a very visually pleasing three-dimensional appearance. Real carbon fibre is only black, although there are ways to incorporate colour by either tinting a clear coat that is applied to the exterior or using hybrid/alternative materials such as Kevlar or Aramid.

Carbon fibre as a raw fabric can be wrapped around an object and then infused with resin. This is called skinning and although you give the wrapped object the look of real carbon fibre. You do not give it the lightweight advantages. In fact, you're actually adding weight. Additionally, you're offering some level of extra reinforcement/strength, but true carbon fibre parts are generally made from a mould and contain only carbon fibre and resin.

Price may vary due to different parts.