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Ideal material for making some carbon fibre bits for your car, bike, desk, whatever...

Ex-military electronics cases, these appear to be Carbon Fibre, maybe resin-coated Kevlar though (don't know about you, I can't tell the difference). Natural carbon colour inside, drab green outside. May have scratches on the green side and glue marks inside from stripped out electronics.

Each piece has two grills, originally for a 120mm fan, good for lining cold air intakes or additional vent holes. All surfaces are flat, so good for switch panels, gauge mounts, etc.

Items shown with a 1 foot/30cm ruler for scale. Material is 1.5mm thick, and strong (race spec cupholder?).

The biggest flat section is about 6" or so square. Don't cut it out, use white sticky letters and use it for a bike numberplate, it's not big or clever (he got pulled over).

4 for £12, or £10 to paid up CP Members

Ebay link if you'd rather buy on there. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/222031475272?

Postage is a fiver, or collection from Spalding Town Centre welcome (PE11 1BH).

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