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Who can wrap an interior piece for me in real CF?

Real carbon fiber is messy work and requires some thickness, otherwise just becomes brittle. You would need to use your faceplate as a mold. The carbon fiber would then be

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Real carbon fiber is messy work and requires some thickness, otherwise just becomes brittle. You would need to use your faceplate as a mold. The carbon fiber would then be attached with adheasive. Unless you can find a faceplate already in CF, Di Noc is the only realistic option. Did you try heating it?
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