Lamborghini Aventador J Roadster Has Got Carbon-Fiber Seats

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This method stabilizes and reinforces the fiber structure, retaining the softness and flexibility of the fiber after curing. What we get with this is a matte fabric weighing half the weight of leather, which can easily moulded to any shape as desired. The CarbonSkin carbon-fiber composite fabric covers the vehicle's car seats, where it's employed as both the covering and decorative fabric. It also covers other surfaces like the center console, the instrument-panel topper pad, plus the inner door panels. This composite is the strongest and lightest material the company has ever put to use.

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