Stock spoiler in carbon?

Does anywhere make the standard curved spoiler in carbon? Had a Google search, but to no avail.

Im sure one of the skinners could do it for you.

Contact Steveo on here, he's a hobbyist for skinning.

I'd be content to pay for the entire thing to be replicated in carbon (rather than skinned), I can't imagine it's a difficult shape.

I'm sure someone could just mould one for you. It would probably be expensive but probably easily done!

Not going to be cheap to make from c/f

Not going to be cheap to make from c/f

This. Especially a one off too.

Water transfer printing is what i'd do, cheap and quick but looks great

Water transfer printing is what i'd do, cheap and quick but looks great

Fascinating to watch too

I'm not concerned about cost and I'm yet to see a hydrodip carbon finish that isn't an obvious deception. Skinning is an option, but my entire car is going to be a one off and I quite like the lines of the stock spoiler.

I'm not concerned about cost and I'm yet to see a hydrodip carbon finish that isn't an obvious deception. Skinning is an option, but my entire car is going to be a one off and I quite like the lines of the stock spoiler.

Keep us updated on this with pictures if you manage to get one made. Be nice if you could tell us the company you used and the price so other members could go one made too.

I'd imagine its down to the style of cf transfer you use, I've seen a few that look very much like real cf, as you say plenty don't though

Be interesting to see how you get on with this, maybe try the place that did the carbon widebody panels, you could try Whifbitz and see

if they'll tell you who they use to make their cf parts

I can probably help

Water transfer printing is what i'd do, cheap and quick but looks great

Because the shape of the stock spoiler the water transfer wont be too effective on the curve areas and could possibly cause the carbon pattern to stretch or missing in some areas.