Vinyl of the Week: Carbon Fiber

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CARBON FIBER is our Vinyl of the Week is CARBON FIBER.  The Carbon Fiber line is part of the Premium Vinyl Collection. It is a versatile product that may be used in the automotive, marine and contract industries. Not only is Carbon Fiber ideal for these markets, its eye-catching design also makes it a popular option for furniture and seating accents.


Enduratex™ Carbon Fiber is a standout for many reasons. "There are a lot of Carbon Fiber lines available in the marketplace, but we hear positive reviews for the grain capture, gloss and color line of our product," says Eric Petersen, National Sales Manager for Enduratex™.  Carbon Fiber is fortified with FORBID SRT which makes it a step above the rest.  

(Caution Yellow, Cruiser Copper, Performance Purple)

Carbon Fiber has a heavy duty Wyzenbeek abrasion resistance rating, a Cold Crack of -10 degrees Fahrenheit, and a Nominal Weight of 32 oz. per lin. yard. It comes in 12 electrifying SKUs protected by the proprietary Enduratex™ topcoat, Forbid SRT.


FORBID SRT delivers a topcoat for enduring beauty and performance for vinyl products. Even though vinyl is inherently more cleanable than other fabrics and has long been known for superior performance, some stains are hard to repel or get out. That's where Forbid SRT comes in!

Twenty years in the making, Forbid SRT topcoat dramatically increases stain resistance, while preserving the integrity of the fabric luster and softness. Traditionally difficult stains and spills such as ink, paint, lipstick and blue dye are no match for Forbid SRT!


Click here for more information on CARBON FIBER or to request a sample!

Click here for more information on FORBID SRT!

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  1. pkgiftshopJanuary 21, 2021 at 3:27 PM

    great post interior designers

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