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[fullscreenaging]

Just looks like it needs a good clean. 
 

Sorry I’m not keen. 

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@fullscreenaging normal carbon option is also available  : )

[RideWithStyles]

Looks like galvanised steel effect but for plastic

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[husoi]

I would consider red carbon for the pan but probably out of reach...

[fredc]

how do you “forge” carbon fibre 

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[fredc]

so its not heated up red hot and hammered as forging normally means

 

 

 

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[RideWithStyles]

10 hours ago, husoi said:

I would consider red carbon for the pan but probably out of reach...

out of reach for a PAN???

 

8 hours ago, Cage said:

@husoi we can add red glitter if you click the site and any product and click on the red option it shows you what it would look like .. looks nice in the light

Yes Jazzle it Husoi

 

forging is cheaper for low stress components thats more suitable for small business. 

so for other people to understand its like a modern version of tvr body work of fibre glass technology. 

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[husoi]

1 hour ago, RideWithStyles said:

out of reach for a PAN???

 

Yes Jazzle it Husoi

Out of reach in price.

Can't even imagine how much for all those tupperware

[mealexme]

Not my thing personally.

Carbon fibre to replace items to make them stronger and lighter, yes.

Carbon fibre to replace plastic, I just don't see the point. Personally I'd rather colour matched plastic.

 

Having said that, good luck with the business. Have you thought about having a word with Stu and getting some adverts on the forum (if you haven't already)?

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