What is the difference between wet carbon and dry carbon fiber?

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Dry carbon fiber and wet carbon fiber have different manufacturing methods and prices. Dry carbon fiber is more expensive, has a more complex manufacturing process, and higher production costs. The comparison between the two is as follows: 1. Carbon fiber: (1) Carbon fiber is a material used in many high-performance sports cars and racing cars, and it is generally not seen in most civilian vehicles. Carbon fiber is lightweight and high-strength, which is why this material is favored by many supercar manufacturers. (2) Many supercar cabins are made of carbon fiber. (3) Many car modification enthusiasts will replace their car's engine hood with carbon fiber, as such hoods are high-strength and can reduce the weight of the front end. 2. Dry carbon fiber: (1) Dry carbon fiber has less residual resin during manufacturing, resulting in higher-strength components. Wet carbon fiber contains more resin, making its production cost relatively low. (2) There are many counterfeit carbon fiber components on the market, which are merely covered with a carbon fiber-like sticker.