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Carbon Lamination

At MAcarbon, we always try to choose the best carbon technology for the part in question. Carbon lamination (sometimes called “wrapping”) is a very useful technique for many modern parts today. Although a molded carbon piece may be sexier and some would say a “true” carbon fiber piece, lamination allows us to do pieces that would not be possible otherwise. Carbon fiber air vents would be impossible as would many of the modern snap-together Porsche interior pieces. In fact, the Porsche and Lamborghini factories use lamination in many of their carbon pieces including the interiors of the 997 (and previously 996) and the Gallardo. There are many examples of cheap lamination on the market. We produce ours at OUR facility in Europe to OEM standards using premium BASF products. We make sure the quality is the best available and is to the standards expected by Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini customers.

Molded Pieces

At MAcarbon, we make some of the most amazing carbon fiber pieces on the market.  Our molded pieces provide features and detailing you will not find anywhere else.  We vacuum bag our molded pieces from carbon and epoxy. We then bake them, sand them and apply several layers of clear coat. Many of our molded parts include all of their brackets in carbon as well. The molded pieces are often incredibly light but very strong. We pride ourselves on the quality of the finish – both for the straight, distortion free carbon pattern and the smooth clear coat. Many of our molded parts are the only ones on the market for that type.