The carbon shield method is adhered with adhesive to the surface of molded products, etc.
We will finish resin and metal parts with a carbon look! We can easily process bent areas, tapered sections, and more.
This is a processing method that directly adheres real carbon to objects with a certain degree of hardness and finishes it with a clear coat. It is a technology that has mainly been used for automotive interior panels. Since it can be processed from a single point, it is also suitable for the production of pre-product samples. It can also accommodate three-dimensional objects (negotiable).
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【Features】 - Uses real carbon instead of carbon-like material. - Supports small lots (up to 100 pieces). - Can be applied if the target has a certain degree of hardness. - Color carbon processing is also possible. - The surface can be maintained with compounds and other products. - The surface comes with a clear coat.
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Interior parts for vehicles such as SUBARU.
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