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Drop CSTM80 Carbon Fiber Decorative Case
$119
$149

Drop CSTM80 Carbon Fiber Decorative Case

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SkateEcho
6
Mar 7, 2024
Any chance this or the carbon weight for the cstm65 down the road? I’d love that.
Definitely likely, yes. I imagine a CSTM65 version will launch not too far in the future.
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PixelPusherXX
420
Mar 7, 2024
This may seem like dumb question, but is the case top actually made of carbon fiber, or it is just made to look that way?
It is actually made of carbon fiber! (Exclamation point because I've seen it and held it in-person)
Finchin
3
Mar 7, 2024
Is there a protective coating applied or is there a risk of UV degredation and yellowing over time?
Yep there is a protective coating on the top layer to help lessen the effect of UV. Know that over enough period of exposure, the Sun always win.
spookypumpkin
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Apr 9, 2024
YanboWuFrom what I've searched online and seen, it seems to be ABS > Acrylic & PC > POM in terms of resistance to yellowing. Carbon Fiber is hard to gauge since it's typically black & grey. POM is very difficult to machine without leaving marks or scratches from what I've been told. Acrylic seems mainly to be used with stacked cases, I'm assuming it just lends itself better to that use case. Given this information, would an injection molded case with a mix of both PC & POM yield promising results? Ease of machining of PC with a bit of extra durability from POM?