Wrapped my glovebox trim
Laid the blue hexagon over a glovebox lid with epoxy and it looks factory. The weave catches light properly, nothing like the vinyl I tried first.
Real weave, nineteen colours
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Real aramid and carbon blended cloth in nineteen weaves. One 50 x 100cm sheet for trim wrapping and craft.
Aramid blend · Carbon fibre · 50 x 100cm
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Real woven cloth, an aramid and carbon blend in nineteen colour weaves, sold as a 50 x 100cm sheet. Twills, plain weaves, hexagon jacquards and a basket weave, all with the deep thread sheen a printed vinyl never gets right.
This is dry fabric, not a sticker. There is no adhesive backing, so it is for trim wrapping with epoxy or contact glue, speaker grilles, wallet and key fob projects, or anywhere you want a real weave under a clear coat.
Free UK delivery, £9 worldwide. Two weeks maximum, tracked. 30 day returns and a 2 year warranty on top of your statutory rights under UK consumer law.
| Material | Aramid and carbon blended weave |
|---|---|
| Sheet size | 50 x 100cm |
| Weaves | Nineteen, across twill, plain, hexagon and basket |
| Backing | None, dry cloth with no adhesive |
| Care | Cut with sharp scissors, seal edges |
| Best for | Trim wrapping, grilles, craft projects |
| Warranty | 2 years |
No. It is real woven cloth with no adhesive. For hard surfaces you lay it with epoxy or contact glue and finish with a clear coat.
Yes, use sharp scissors and run masking tape along the cut line, then seal the edge. The weave is tight but any cloth frays if sawn at.
Every variant photo shows the exact weave. Twills read as classic carbon, hexagons are bolder, plain weaves sit flatter on curves.
Two weeks maximum, worldwide. Free in the UK, a flat 9 pounds everywhere else, tracked either way.
Laid the blue hexagon over a glovebox lid with epoxy and it looks factory. The weave catches light properly, nothing like the vinyl I tried first.
Bought the purple twill for a bag panel. The sheen shifts as it moves and the listing photos match the actual weave colour for colour.
The gold twill is lovely and dense. It does fray if you cut without taping the line first, lost a centimetre learning that. Tape it and you are fine.
Used the silver hexagon over two speaker grilles. Lets sound through fine and it looks far more expensive than it cost.
You can feel this is real fibre, stiff hand and a tight weave. My key fob project came out perfectly with the red twill.