Custom Carbon Fiber Fabrication in Denver, CO
Custom carbon fiber parts designed, molded and built by hand to fit your car perfectly.
Every part made in-house. From the first shape to the final finish.
Every custom carbon fiber part starts with a plug, the exact shape of your finished part, built and refined by hand. We make a mold from that plug and lay up the carbon fiber inside it, so every part comes out exactly as planned.
Our carbon fiber fabrication process. From idea to finished part.
Every custom carbon fiber part follows the same four steps: design, plug, mold and final layup.
Design and planning
Bring a sketch, photo, 3D print or part from another car. We'll plan the build with you and recommend the best material.
Plug making
We build the exact shape of your part from scratch, a 3D print or an existing part, then refine it until it's perfect.
Mold making
We make a strong mold from the finished plug, built to produce your part again and again.
Layup, fit and finish
Each part is built layer by layer, fitted to your car and finished the way you want.
Your idea, built in carbon fiber. Get your free estimate today.
From one-off parts to small production runs, we build it all in-house. Book a free consultation and we'll show you what's possible.
Once the mold is made, more parts can be built quickly and at a lower cost.
Local custom carbon fiber fabrication. For Colorado builds.
Building your part here in Colorado means faster turnaround, test fitting on your car and a team you can visit in person.
Colorado is full of track cars, imports, project builds and custom conversions with no parts available. We build the parts these cars need.
Common questions. Custom carbon fiber fabrication.
Have another question? Call (720) 770-7063 and our team will help.
Can you make a part that does not exist?
Yes, that's what we do. Contact us today and our team will help you bring your idea to life.
What does a custom part cost?
It depends on the size and complexity of the part. We'll give you a clear quote at your free consultation.
Do I need a drawing first?
Not at all. Bring what you have and our team will help you plan the part.
How long does it take?
A part from an existing mold takes about two weeks. A new one-off part usually takes six to ten weeks.
Do you repair carbon too?
Yes. For cracks, chips, delamination or yellowed clear coat, see our Custom Carbon Fiber Repairs service.
Bring the idea in.
A sketch, a photo, or the part off another car is enough. We will tell you whether it can be built and what it takes.