How to Change your Car Interior to Real Carbon Fiber (Carbon fiber Skinning/Wrapping) [DIY]

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    How to Change your Car Interior to Real Carbon Fiber (Carbon fiber Skinning/Wrapping) [DIY]
    How to Make Carbon Fiber Car Interior Parts
    How to Skin Carbon Fiber Car Interior.
    Skinning Carbon Fiber Car Interior.
    Wrapping Real Carbon Fiber Car Interior.
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  • @rawrtravisrawr
    @rawrtravisrawr Рік тому +16

    love the improved steps like the vacuum bag inclusion and doing the layers much faster
    i would also recommend use of either a heat gun, blow torch, or a spray bottle of acetone to help prevent as many bubbles on the surface in the future :)

  • @Ceen328
    @Ceen328 Рік тому +20

    One tip for the vacuum bag: get it to around 70% of the air out and start to use a squeegee to remove any air pockets above the carbon to get a mirror smooth finish. Than suck more air out -> squeegee air pockets -> and repeat till there are no more air pockets on the carbon surface. Also Mylar sheets over the last layer of carbon can give you a really glossy molding finish. After the vacuum, just peel the Mylar away.

    • @teoyota
      @teoyota Рік тому +15

      He is not infusing carbon with vacuum, just used it to push the weave neatly to the handles while the base cures.

  • @gkelly
    @gkelly Рік тому +5

    That surface finish is incredible!

  • @MJPilote
    @MJPilote Рік тому +43

    I really need to admire your dedication to this. The amount of work you put in to every part is mind boggling. And the results look nothing short of amazing! Respect!

    • @yourmother9246
      @yourmother9246 Рік тому

      Agreed.
      A stellar presentation indeed👏
      Super helpful for sure.
      Definitely clears up alot of wonders.

  • @Thrill-Seeker85
    @Thrill-Seeker85 Рік тому +79

    The problem could happen that at high temperatures the carbon could separates from the surface because the original plastic trim expands significantly more. For this reason, I always use veneered trim as a base, as it is much more stable and expand less under heat. My first adhesive layer is epoxy with black pigment, wait till it sticks, put the fabric on top and directly soak the fabric with clear epoxy.

    • @eddiecjkang3545
      @eddiecjkang3545 Рік тому +14

      Isnt that what the maker is doing? Why are you repeating his process in words? Lol and what is “veneered trim as a base” mean???The part/s you made lifted because you didnt prep/keyed your surface enough.

    • @MJPilote
      @MJPilote Рік тому +7

      Yeah very huge CTE carbon laminate 0.15m*10^-5/K vs glass impregnated abs 30m*10^-6 /K so next to nothing thermal expansion on both materials.

    • @Tierone1337
      @Tierone1337 Рік тому +11

      That’s exactly what he did and his won’t separate because of the mechanical adhesion . Mechanical adhesion along with plastic primer will not separate

    • @chloe_n_leo
      @chloe_n_leo Рік тому +3

      Where do you live? Venus?

    • @malicebean3216
      @malicebean3216 Рік тому

      In what HOT scenario would ANYONE lntroduce carbon fiber LOL 😂

  • @jaynosowsky9708
    @jaynosowsky9708 7 місяців тому +3

    This makes me want to order some carbon fiber wrap from Amazon now!!😂😂😂😂

  • @minipineapple45
    @minipineapple45 Рік тому

    THE KING HAS GIFTED HIS SERVANTS WITH CONTENT!!! ALL HAIL THE KING

  • @nealpedigo2842
    @nealpedigo2842 Рік тому +7

    Your videos are fantastic. Those handle covers look great, too!

  • @darrens7603
    @darrens7603 Рік тому +1

    I wrapped mine with 3d vinyl in under 40 mins and result looks the same :D

  • @juanmanuelrodriguezlemus5571

    Eres un presumido y arrogante, pero sabes que te lo mereces, eres un maestro 🧑🏻‍🎨 en lo qué haces. Me encanta tu trabajo.

  • @blkgem6
    @blkgem6 Рік тому

    woooow!! thank you short and sweet. no family intro, no meet the dog,

  • @FillsJa
    @FillsJa Рік тому +1

    Как обычно КРУТО !!!
    И формат видео класс-без слов, без лица и ВСЁ понятно при этом !
    Круто!
    Красавчик !

  • @xtremeincproductions
    @xtremeincproductions Рік тому +5

    Excellent instructional video! I've been putting off a carbon fiber wrapping project for a long time, because it will be my first one and I've a bit of uncertainty how it may turn out. But your video just gave me the 'push' I needed to finally give it a shot! Mine will be the inside area of a headlight housing. It definitely has some curves that I'll need to workout but I have a spare/damaged one to practice on. There are a lot of bad things about the internet, this is one of the great things about the internet! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge with us. #subscribed

    • @walterheisenberg1013
      @walterheisenberg1013 4 місяці тому

      I enjoy watching the manufacturing and conversion of parts to carbon fiber e.g. for weight reduction but what’s the point of wrapping beyond the visual effect? (Not to mention that it also adds weight) You could just buy carbon fiber wrap and get the same look with less effort

    • @xtremeincproductions
      @xtremeincproductions 3 місяці тому

      @@walterheisenberg1013 , each person may have their own reasons for whatever or whichever path they go with. I don't think that carbon fiber vinyl wrap is going to give you the same look as actual carbon fiber. I do agree with you that the main reason would/should be for its strength and weight reduction. In my particular case, which I mentioned is the inside portion of a headlight housing, there are a couple of reasons why I wouldn't use vinyl. First being potential heat and UV issues, within a sealed unit. that would not be a fun process to re-do in the future. Second being, the curves involved would require multiple pieces of vinyl being cut, stretched, overlapped and fiber patterns will not align properly. Third, my preference would be to replace the current material with CF, when possible, but with the original component having required a complex, multi-sectional mold, that would be an extensive project for a one-off product. And lastly, it's on a Ferrari, so imo, vinyl is not the best way to go. And something like this could be a similar approach. tinyurl.com/458-CF-headlight-insert , so the best of both worlds. But again, in most cases I would agree that the best target would be a 100% CF replacement part, but it's not always feasible and each person must choose what is best for them, regarding ease, costs, appearance and project length. Peace to all!

  • @TheEnemy24
    @TheEnemy24 Рік тому +1

    seen other videos where torch is placed to the epoxy after coating to pull the bubbles, will help with the extra sanding

  • @101domo
    @101domo Рік тому

    Amazing!!! What a finish!! Great to see such craftsmanship!!! Do you do this for a living???

  • @carbonfabrik
    @carbonfabrik Рік тому +2

    You should use a good 2k glue for the bond to the plastic. Epoxy doesnt stick to Plastic all that well and the Deltas in CTE will have your parts settling and coming loose in the summer.
    Regards

    • @6stringer301
      @6stringer301 Рік тому

      Do you have a suggestion for the glue?

    • @morthskarampouzouklis8561
      @morthskarampouzouklis8561 Рік тому

      @@6stringer301 Try spray adhesive

    • @6stringer301
      @6stringer301 Рік тому

      @@morthskarampouzouklis8561 thanks. I've tried 3m super 77 and 90. Both do not last long in Florida summers and the carbon layer delaminates from 3D printed ABS.

  • @TeslaDIY
    @TeslaDIY Рік тому +2

    You made this look way too easy! good job buddy

  • @ytriDlO
    @ytriDlO Рік тому +2

    That looks very impressive. Thanks for the good how to- guide!

  • @남실남실
    @남실남실 Рік тому +1

    우리나라 분이시군요 ㅎㅎ구독 하고 가요

  • @bk8230
    @bk8230 Рік тому +2

    Looks good. Nice and simple too.

  • @threetowerman5292
    @threetowerman5292 Рік тому +2

    Hey, amazing work, Im really impressed of how perfect your crafts are. Can You tell, what type of carbon fibre did You use for that product? I mean the thickness and g/m2. Also would be nice if there would be info about that for each video. Probably would help many amateurs trying to make something watching Your work step by step. 😁 Great work again!

    • @Marakeshh
      @Marakeshh Рік тому

      just use 200 or 245g/m2

  • @cedricserieys9768
    @cedricserieys9768 Рік тому

    In the end, the handles are heavier than the original ones. Very clever!

    • @joaocunha
      @joaocunha Рік тому

      That was for aesthetics only, bro.

    • @reygarcia3058
      @reygarcia3058 4 місяці тому

      Yeah only a few grams. Nothing noticeable.

  • @Tierone1337
    @Tierone1337 Рік тому

    Somebody has been watching street bandito! Cool videos! Looks good!

  • @Acob84
    @Acob84 Рік тому +1

    Where did you get that vacum bag for just a vacumcleaner rather than the full vacumpump setup.?

  • @lionelramsal7354
    @lionelramsal7354 Місяць тому

    Very good job. I therefore understand the price. 👍🏾

  • @Dvaleays
    @Dvaleays Рік тому +3

    It looks so amazing and great work done. Only thing is that carbon fibre is meant to replace parts to reduce weight, this just adds weight. So for looks it's a great job :D

    • @joebloggs4191
      @joebloggs4191 Рік тому

      It’s just for the looks not to save weight.

    • @morthskarampouzouklis8561
      @morthskarampouzouklis8561 Рік тому +1

      That piece of plastic weights like 60 grams and a real carbon would weight 30 grams he would save 30 grams with a real carbon piece its just not worth it

  • @kazsiddique1
    @kazsiddique1 Місяць тому

    Where do you get thr products from and what are the ratios for the epoxy and resin?

  • @deepanpatel8970
    @deepanpatel8970 Рік тому

    Hello! Could you make a video on how you made your vaccum system? And also the container where you put the hand pump system! It would be great

  • @레이-x3v
    @레이-x3v Рік тому

    와..진짜 신의손이시네요ㄷㄷ;;;

  • @장나타의일상
    @장나타의일상 Рік тому

    대박..영상이 금새 또 올리셧다니 좋습니다 너무 좋습니다

  • @lukevmh
    @lukevmh Рік тому +1

    That’s how it’s done 🔥🔥🔥

  • @dc.6106
    @dc.6106 6 місяців тому

    Can I ask you where you buy the carbon fiber locked wet lay ? Not the prepreg

  • @carlosdanielmarquez6693
    @carlosdanielmarquez6693 Рік тому

    Wow! Amazing results.

  • @jfltexx
    @jfltexx Рік тому

    차가 주인을 잘만나서 호강하네요 ㅋㅋ

  • @paulaaron9419
    @paulaaron9419 Рік тому

    This DIY video looks good but inside the car temperatures get 220 degrees or more on the hot summers days and the bond may fail ? So I would try a test piece 1st or get technical data.

  • @DresRacingChannel
    @DresRacingChannel Місяць тому

    i need to see this guys whole car im sure the entire thing is carbon

  • @icecfe
    @icecfe Рік тому

    I would love to see you try a custom carbon or alcantara/suede airbag cover to complete the steering wheel look. Great work!

  • @luxion9004
    @luxion9004 Рік тому +2

    Hi, i was wondering what is the wet wipes ? Baby wipes LOL

  • @thealternativefactor6694
    @thealternativefactor6694 Рік тому

    FLAWLESS VICTORY!

  • @Super6ix06
    @Super6ix06 Рік тому

    ASM for BMW enthusiast 💪🏾👍🏾

  • @MANCONCEPT
    @MANCONCEPT 9 місяців тому

    привет давно смотрю тебя занимаюсь похожим)

  • @chrikimck
    @chrikimck Рік тому

    허리는 많이 괜찮아지셨나요?새해복 많이 받으세요🙂

  • @ahmetcimen3245
    @ahmetcimen3245 10 місяців тому

    Hello how to do mix quantity ,epoxi resin and hardener persantage ,1 qt epoxi and 0.5 hardener ? Please say to us😊

  • @cesarcarazocalderon7136
    @cesarcarazocalderon7136 Рік тому

    Gran trabajo como siempre amigo . Muy bonito acabado . Un saludo desde España .

  • @warpspeed9877
    @warpspeed9877 Рік тому

    Great! How about the plastic surrounding of the door handle? This could be next...😊

  • @blackeagle2022
    @blackeagle2022 4 місяці тому

    This is Carbon fiber ASMR

  • @fidgetmuch
    @fidgetmuch Рік тому

    why didn't you use light heat to eliminate the bubbles, I think that could of saved you time and material.

  • @kiztime1234
    @kiztime1234 Місяць тому

    Ahhhh yes, using weight saving composites to add weight, good job.

  • @lightdude329
    @lightdude329 10 місяців тому

    Why did you put gel coat, not a resin?

  • @user-fp7kn9ro9s
    @user-fp7kn9ro9s Рік тому

    덱스형 필수시청 영상이다ㅋ

  • @mertkara6992
    @mertkara6992 Рік тому +1

    Do you know turksıh language?

  • @amirfathirad2965
    @amirfathirad2965 Рік тому

    nice job buddy as always

  • @rickkirby6856
    @rickkirby6856 Рік тому +1

    Love it! Going to be doing my walnut interior on my G-Wagon this same way! Thanks for the video!!!

  • @thatbluegee
    @thatbluegee 8 місяців тому

    Question, is the vacuum bag necessary? I see some people leave the parts in the open and some in a vacuum bag. Are results different? Thanks in advance!

  • @FullThrottleBHP
    @FullThrottleBHP 5 місяців тому

    Anyword on how its holding up?

  • @LoanWo1f
    @LoanWo1f Рік тому

    Bro what was the wizardry with pulling the fibers out before cutting. That was slick. I would probably f%^* that up lol and end up with a tangled mess

  • @trexfishtec7375
    @trexfishtec7375 Рік тому

    Good work BTW

  • @Time.2.Repent
    @Time.2.Repent Рік тому

    Super Dope Vid SUBBED! Make me wanna try some of my old BEnz Interior Parts

  • @jeanfrancoispoivre4438
    @jeanfrancoispoivre4438 Рік тому

    Super résultats, la finition est magnifique...🙏

  • @dawoodking89
    @dawoodking89 Рік тому

    Professional work ❤

  • @visvalpolo8570
    @visvalpolo8570 Рік тому

    Where are you guy?
    Please make more video

  • @7bruno-Rj
    @7bruno-Rj 7 місяців тому

    chegou ao nível de perfeicao da peça

  • @erickrch8133
    @erickrch8133 Рік тому +2

    Hi, any advice on not being confident with my own pieces ?, I always try to make them perfect, but always have minor details and that frustrates me a lot

    • @nikolamaric588
      @nikolamaric588 Рік тому

      dude this is normal, i love to do my stuff perfect but i know where i do the mistake. then i look at other how they do it and its more shit then mines. donth bother you cannot do everything 100% good

    • @ECOLAPStudio
      @ECOLAPStudio  Рік тому +2

      Hello friend
      The most important tip when skinning carbon fiber is not to apply a lot of epoxy resin at once, but to apply thinly several times.
      You don't have to worry about air bubbles when you apply epoxy resin thinly and sparingly.
      Also, it is easy to level for smooth surfaces.

  • @Dvpeaj
    @Dvpeaj 9 місяців тому

    So quick question would this method Work even though I have a different brand of epoxy resin

  • @ArslanAhmad1
    @ArslanAhmad1 Рік тому +1

    Your work is my motivation ...big up ✌️💯

  • @reysanchez1908
    @reysanchez1908 Рік тому

    I ran into a deep problem so I do all coats. It gets to the sanding part and it looks like I have pin holes , with sanding doesn’t seem to go away .. what should I do ?? I used heat gun to get rid of bubbles .

  • @christopherp8926
    @christopherp8926 11 місяців тому

    how much thickness gets added to the part this way?
    I'd really like to skin my interior trims on my e63, but I am kinda scared if it will add too much height to the part and imbalances the optic of the parts. is it more than 1mm?

  • @gunawanindra4995
    @gunawanindra4995 Рік тому

    Can you Bumper from car..?

  • @ibrahimhadzhi8595
    @ibrahimhadzhi8595 Рік тому

    Mine are made of textured aluminium, how do you suggest preparing them before skinning?

  • @fuel_cut
    @fuel_cut Рік тому

    형님.. g20것도 만들어서 팔아주세요 ㅠㅠ 진짜 대박..

  • @user-ci4cj5eq4x
    @user-ci4cj5eq4x Рік тому

    When is the next video release!?

  • @kelzkelz1907
    @kelzkelz1907 9 місяців тому

    How much do u sell them made already

  • @leoparddiy
    @leoparddiy Рік тому

    Good job 👍

  • @christianpaulroldan4010
    @christianpaulroldan4010 8 місяців тому

    Good job

  • @builtbymiller
    @builtbymiller Рік тому +1

    Love the video. Every time I try this I get lots of bubbles. What’s your advice to get rid of them?

    • @tolgambino1067
      @tolgambino1067 Рік тому +1

      Heat

    • @dbcarlsson3454
      @dbcarlsson3454 Рік тому +1

      Heatblower gun

    • @ECOLAPStudio
      @ECOLAPStudio  Рік тому

      Hello friend
      The most important tip when skinning carbon fiber is not to apply a lot of epoxy resin at once, but to apply thinly several times.
      You don't have to worry about air bubbles when you apply epoxy resin thinly and sparingly.
      Also, it is easy to level for smooth surfaces.

    • @builtbymiller
      @builtbymiller Рік тому

      @@ECOLAPStudio thank you for the information!

  • @artiomdavidov2138
    @artiomdavidov2138 Рік тому

    Все ок,но немного не угадал с направлением карбона..отличается друг от друга..а так хорошая работа!))

  • @krouny2393
    @krouny2393 Рік тому

    Incredible good job ! Nice !

  • @TruBimmer
    @TruBimmer 5 місяців тому

    4:56 Three coats of resin every two hours? So every two hours you apply 3 coats totaling 6 coats? Or 1 coat every 2 hours totaling 3 coats??

  • @YeTuKids-DiyBigToys
    @YeTuKids-DiyBigToys Рік тому

    can you tell what kind of epoxy b are using? epoxy can withstand high temperatures or any type of epoxy. thank you.

  • @user-ol3pu8hg9j
    @user-ol3pu8hg9j Рік тому

    새해복 많이 받아 형

  • @중장비외형복원
    @중장비외형복원 Рік тому

    유익한 영상 잘 보았습니다~^^ 영상에 사용되는 에폭시,카본 등 구매 사이트 알려주시면 감사 하겠습니다~^^ 압축 작업 할때 어떤 재료를 구매해야 하는지도 알려주시면 정말 감사 하겠습니다~^^

  • @syarifulsofiandy1461
    @syarifulsofiandy1461 Рік тому

    Hey ecolap why don't you make a forged carbon fiber trunk for your bmw?

  • @섬마을생존기
    @섬마을생존기 Рік тому

    진짜 디지네요

  • @compspace
    @compspace Рік тому

    Perfection as always 👍

  • @simonac688.
    @simonac688. Рік тому

    excellent 👍👍

  • @kang_clkk
    @kang_clkk Рік тому

    오랫만입니다!!

  • @christian_urocar
    @christian_urocar Рік тому

    Is it necessary to waste so much material on such a small piece? I’d like to get an idea of how much I need for my project but seeing so much being used for something so small

  • @miguelguerrero3239
    @miguelguerrero3239 11 місяців тому

    Esa resina es como la que se usa para hacer cuadros fotos y todo eso o es otra resina

  • @You068
    @You068 Рік тому

    Awesome !

  • @KevinxDoll
    @KevinxDoll Рік тому

    Will this still work if I substitute the monster cans for red bull cans?

  • @delbisluciano893
    @delbisluciano893 Рік тому

    It’ll be nice to put link for all materials

  • @718Boxter
    @718Boxter Рік тому

    구독한지 몇년 됬는데 처음 댓글남깁니다 카본작업은 취미신지 직업으로 하시는건지 너무나도 궁금하네요~

  • @sangsunyun
    @sangsunyun Рік тому

    작업과정중 진공을 생략하고 진행하면 어떻게 되나요?

  • @voodooCI
    @voodooCI Рік тому

    where to buy in europe all that need for?

  • @gugulight
    @gugulight 3 місяці тому

    Pensei que ele ia lixar mais uma vez...kkk😂😂😂

  • @yellowticket8781
    @yellowticket8781 Рік тому

    바닥에서 하시는건가요 간간이 보다가 몬스터에너지에 한국어 적혀있는것보고 한글로 댓 남겨요 😅

  • @굿굿-c4q
    @굿굿-c4q Рік тому

    다음꺼는 언제 나오나요

  • @anuchitgvdo2506
    @anuchitgvdo2506 Рік тому

    really cool

  • @ballistic20vt
    @ballistic20vt Рік тому

    What would happen if i scuff the base, apply the epoxy. Lay the fabric etc. Then once its cured just clear coat the piece with paint laquer instead of epoxy clear. I ask as i dont want to build up the size of the piece of trim.

    • @xtremeincproductions
      @xtremeincproductions Рік тому +1

      Depending on the size of the piece, maybe prepreg would be a good choice?

  • @ОлегДёготь
    @ОлегДёготь Рік тому

    Как всегда в своем духе 👍👍👍👋👋