Carbon Accessories - Question

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by Dazrduc, Aug 31, 2025.


  1. That looks a great job even if it was a little difficult!!! Limberger does look good quality.

    Quick question - does the Limburger matt finish match the OEM Ducati Carbon, the only reason I ask is I have some OEM Carbon on my V2. Other manufacturers have shown Matt / Gloss / Weave etc...
     
  2. Yeah it looks like a good match to be fair.
    I went for the Matt finish to match my Ducati carbon
     
  3. Thanks foe letting me know- cheers
     
  4. Are they stuck on or attached by fixings?
    ie, when it comes to time to sell the bike can they be removed if needs be?

    I fitted a swing arm cover and some winglet covers to a Multi V4PP earlier this year (not from Ilmberger, from Vulturbike) and they were stuck on, so when he sells the bike next year he can’t remove them for his new bike (RS).
     
  5. If they were stuck on I wouldn’t have removed the tank and half the bike !and everything is removable if you can be arsed!
     
  6. True, good point :upyeah:
     
  7. I have been looking at Carbon upper and lower chain guard, not much luck finding the products (without going to suppliers outside the UK). I am now thinking maybe try Carbon wrap.
    Has anyone used Carbon wrap, if so what product did you use and did it match fairly well with Ducati Carbon. The other question is how easy and well did it fit.
    Thanks all.
     
  8. I’ve used 3M carbon fibre wrap a few times, it’s pretty close to the Ducati stuff but you’ll always tell it’s a wrap not the real deal. Also don’t underestimate how difficult it is to wrap things and how long it will take and how many times you’ll rip it off, junk it and start again and it’s expensive stuff.

    You might want to look into hydrographics, for some awkward shapes it’s probably much easier.
     
  9. Thanks for the advice much appreciated, I can imagine it being difficult and will take a look at Hydrogrpahics.
     
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