CF Premium

Traditionally, interior parts are laminated by hand. However, this involves many downsides.

Looks:
Full carbon parts look different because the parts are produced under vacuum. The fabric is pressed against the mold with approx. 10t per m2. The result? The fibers look considerably sharper and more 3-dimensional. This look can only be achieved with full carbon and 100% matches the OEM finish as OEM parts are also made of full carbon. Furthermore, sharp edges on original parts are really sharp with CF Premium and not "rounded off" as is often the case with laminations.

Dimensions:
A major disadvantage of lamination is that up to 1mm of material is applied to the original part. This has a significant negative impact on the trim lines - especially on new cars with narrow gaps thats a problem. With CF Premium you get parts that are identical in dimensions to the originals, a perfect fit that would never be achieved with lamination.

Durability:
Our full carbon fronts as well as the backs with brackets are completely manufactured by us. The result is considerably more durable parts. With laminated parts, the resin often collapses - due to the principle of high material thickness and expansion differences - after just a few days in the summer heat and the originally beautiful part is no longer smooth (depending on the surface). This is not the case with CF Premium, due to the full carbon production there is hardly any material above the fabric so that nothing can shrink. Your parts will still look the same in 10 years' time.

Possibilities:
Complete in-house production creates new - previously unthinkable - advantages and possibilities. For example, we have succeeded in integrating ambient lighting into full carbon replicas that is in no way inferior to the original. Lamination would never allow something like this - or it simply wouldn't look good. By rebuilding, however, we can modify parts as we need to, i.e. we can make geometric adjustments, remove or add technical elements and modify them, and then reproduce them continuously.