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You can lay a sheet of carbon over the hood yes.. Will make the bonnet thicker though..

to avoid this issue you could go a carbon fibre vinyl?

check out this thread, maybe send him a pic of the bonnet and ask if it can be done??

of course that can be done.. has been done.. but one whole sheet will not lay over the bonnet in one go.. will require a join..

you can get some pretty large sheets off ebay i think, might not need a join, correct me if im wrong

you can get some pretty large sheets off ebay i think, might not need a join, correct me if im wrong

pretty sure the largest you will get will be around the 1220mm wide mark in the carbon vinyl

Well the 3M CF vinyl comes in only 1.22m, that's the longest.

But I do have some Taiwan stuff at the moment, and that comes in a 1.5m roll, pretty similar stuff, but a little glossier.

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