How to make your own carbon fiber parts
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How to make your own carbon fiber parts
Hey guys i was browsing the web and found this company in the U.K. you can make your own carbon parts for you car.
they have put up tutorials on how to make the parts.
i think its worth a look if anyone is interested.
www.carbonmods.co.uk
they have put up tutorials on how to make the parts.
i think its worth a look if anyone is interested.
www.carbonmods.co.uk
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yeah, they have been around a while, I posted a thread just like this one....https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...-cf-parts.html
didn't make it very far, LOL
didn't make it very far, LOL
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Hey guys i was browsing the web and found this company in the U.K. you can make your own carbon parts for you car.
they have put up tutorials on how to make the parts.
i think its worth a look if anyone is interested.
www.carbonmods.co.uk
they have put up tutorials on how to make the parts.
i think its worth a look if anyone is interested.
www.carbonmods.co.uk
yeah, they have been around a while, I posted a thread just like this one....https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...-cf-parts.html
didn't make it very far, LOL
didn't make it very far, LOL
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yes you have long been able to buy resin and sheets of CF to make your own CF parts, its not nearly as easy as it sounds though. You would also need to make a mold using the factory part you plan on duplicating in CF to cast from too. I tried this very unsuccessfully when I had the Z06... ofcourse I went big for a rear diffuser. Maybe I should have started small with door seals or something.