CUSTOM PARTS × PRINTED FABRIC DETAILS
Designed around
your drive.
Custom automotive printing for concept parts, appearance prototypes and fabric detailing. Bring your model, your trim reference or the surface you want to develop.
FROM THE COMPONENT TO THE CABIN
Your geometry.
Your signature.
Explore a physical part or a distinctive textile surface with a scoped design and sampling process. We can develop the 3D file, review your existing geometry or create a raised pattern from a visual reference.
Discuss your automotive brief
TWO ROUTES INTO DEVELOPMENT
The part.
The surface.
Make the component tangible.
Concept components, appearance models, fit-check prototypes and custom detailing developed around your dimensions and CAD files.
- Share STEP, STL, OBJ or a dimensioned reference
- Review geometry, tolerances and mounting needs
- Select SLA, FDM or another suitable process
- Sample and refine before agreeing a production scope
Give the interior a signature.
Raised patterns, texture and colour for trim concepts, upholstery accents, fabric inserts and personalised details.
- Supply your fabric or discuss a suitable textile
- Develop artwork, repeat pattern and raised geometry
- Explore colour, relief, transparency and finish
- Review a physical sample on the intended substrate

AUTOMOTIVE REFERENCE / DOOR TRIM DETAIL

AUTOMOTIVE REFERENCE / TEXTURED SEAT SURFACES
A CLEAR DEVELOPMENT BRIEF
Tell us where
it will live.
Include the intended position, dimensions, fabric or existing part, expected heat and wear, mounting method, quantity and deadline. Installed components and interior materials need requirements and testing agreed for their use. Share any required standards at the start.
These supplied automotive images illustrate interior design directions. Project feasibility, materials and testing are agreed for your brief. Image references do not establish an ABI3D client relationship or certification.
THE NEXT POSSIBILITY IS YOURS
What if we
made it real?
Submit your project details first.
Then explore examples in the ABI3D sample book.

