Spot on. Thanks Warren.

In most cases I have seen, people are just using a simple copy of the original.  It is possible the roof on your car may have a steep edge or lip, in which case there may be some merit in what you are saying.  However on most applications, you have cut the original roof anyway so if you needed to "caress" the edges with a hammer to gain a mm or two to fit the carbon one over nicely then I doubt that would be an issue.


Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

I’m after your comments or suggestions. I’m having to make a mould to produce a carbon infused roof skin. This will bond to the outside margin of the original roof with the centre cut away.
My thoughts are, do I need to back off the edge Profile with sheet wax so the outside edge is slightly wider allowing the finished part to sit neatly over the original?
What have you guys experienced?
Thanks in advance.