Carbon Fiber Wraps - Real, Dry, Wet, and Forged Carbon Fiber Wraps

For decades, car enthusiasts had two choices: spend thousands on real carbon fiber parts, or settle for cheap-looking, grey-toned "carbon" stickers that fooled no one. That era is over.

ModsHaus Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wraps are engineered to bridge the gap between composite manufacturing and adhesive technology. By utilizing multi-layer printing and high-clarity PET liners, we have created a film that mimics the depth, texture, and light refraction of real carbon fiber weave. Whether you are chasing the chaotic luxury of a Lamborghini-inspired forged composite or the wet-gloss depth of a 6D weave, our films kill the "fake sticker" look for good.

Forged Carbon Fiber Car Wraps: The Chaotic "Marble" Aesthetic

Forged Carbon is the biggest disruption in supercar aesthetics since the invention of the weave itself. Popularized by the Lamborghini Huracán Performante, this material moves away from traditional organized weaves in favor of a randomized, chopped-fiber look that resembles crushed black marble.

The Real Carbon Fiber Look Vinyl Wraps

Unlike traditional 2x2 twill, Forged Carbon has no directional grain. It looks like millions of tiny carbon shards suspended in clear resin. This "chaotic" pattern creates a stunning visual effect that changes every time you look at it—some angles look deep black, while others catch the light like polished stone.

Why Wrap Your Car or Parts With Carbon Fiber Car Wrap?

Real forged carbon fiber parts as well as dry/wet carbon fiber parts are ridiculously expensive and brittle. Our forged carbon vinyl gives you that exact hyper-car aesthetic for a fraction of the price, with the added benefit of being wrap-friendly. Because there is no directional weave to distort, forged carbon vinyl is incredibly forgiving when wrapping complex curves, such as mirror caps and bumpers.

It is not uncommon for even supercars to have their parts wrapped in carbon fiber.

3D, 4D, or 6D? Understanding Carbon Fiber Textures

If you are new to carbon vinyl, the numbers can be confusing. They don't refer to dimensions, but rather the "generation" of realism.

The "Wet" Look (6D Carbon)

6D Carbon Fiber is designed to mimic the thick epoxy clear coat found on high-end carbon fiber hoods.

• The Tech: It features a printed weave pattern bonded to a high-gloss, ultra-clear laminate layer.
• The Result: It feels glass-smooth to the touch. When you wrap a hood in 6D, it looks deep and wet, exactly like a manufactured carbon part. This is the choice for exterior panels where you want maximum "show car" impact.
• Shop Ultra-Gloss 6D Carbon (Our most realistic "wet" weave)

The "Dry" Look (3D Carbon)

3D Carbon Fiber is all about texture. It does not have a gloss laminate. Instead, the physical vinyl is embossed with a weave pattern you can actually feel with your fingernail.

• The Look: Satin, matte, and tactical. It reflects light from the weave's physical texture, creating a subtle, dry race-car aesthetic.
• Best Use: Covering scratched interior plastics, door trims, and center consoles for a durable, non-reflective finish.
• Shop Classic 3D Carbon (The textured, tactile option)

Interior Restyling: Delete the Wood & Plastic

The cockpit is where you spend all your time, yet it's often full of dated woodgrain or scratch-prone piano-black plastic. Carbon fiber vinyl is the ultimate tool for an interior refresh.

The "Pattern Flow" Advantage

Cheap carbon kits are pre-cut and often misaligned. With a roll of ModsHaus vinyl, you can cut a single large piece to wrap across your entire dashboard. This ensures the carbon weave "flows" seamlessly from the driver's side to the passenger side, creating a factory-level finish that pre-cut stickers can never achieve.

Beyond Carbon

If the carbon look isn't your goal, many enthusiasts use our Gloss Piano Black to cover faux wood trim for a modern, sleek "Piano Black" aesthetic that looks like it came from a 2025 showroom.

• See our Gray Car Wraps (A lighter, tech-focused option for dark interiors)
• Shop our Black Car Wraps (The clean, non-carbon alternative)

Why ModsHaus Carbon Vinyl Looks Real (PET Technology)

The secret to our realism isn't just the print, it's the backing.

The PET Difference

Standard vinyl uses a paper backing that leaves an "orange peel" texture on the adhesive. Our PET (plastic) liner ensures the vinyl lies down glass-smooth. This clarity is crucial for carbon fiber films because it allows the holographic depth of the weave to shine through without distortion.

Holographic Depth

Cheap vinyl looks flat and grey. ModsHaus films utilize multi-layer printing to create "Holographic Depth." As you walk around the car, the weave appears to shift and move, mimicking the way real carbon fibers refract light.

Air Release & Stretch

Real carbon cloth is stiff and brittle. Our vinyl is engineered with invisible air-release channels that let you press out bubbles effortlessly. Plus, with a little heat, it becomes pliable enough to wrap around complex door handles and deep recesses—something real carbon fiber cloth struggles to do without vacuum bagging.

Frequently Asked Questions About Carbon Fiber Wraps

Q: Can I wrap my hood?

A: Yes! Gloss 6D Carbon is designed specifically for large exterior panels, such as hoods and roofs. It mimics the look of a $2,000 replacement hood for under $100 in material.

Q: Does it feel textured?

A: It depends on the film. 3D Carbon has a physical texture you can feel. 6D and Gloss Forged feel glass-smooth, just like a clear-coated painted surface.

Q: Is the pattern directional?

A: Standard Twill Weaves (3D/6D) are directional, so you need to be mindful of how you lay the panel to keep the lines straight. Forged Carbon is non-directional and chaotic, making it much easier to install on complex shapes without worrying about pattern alignment.