What is flocking?
Flocking is the process of applying fine fibers to an adhesive coated surface (known as the substrate).  Flock fibers are applied electro-statically to a substrate.

Electro-static flocking uses a charge to impel and align flock fibers into the adhesive and results in a professional looking, anti-glare, durable and uniform finish.  Compared to the other cheaper methods like spraying flock fibers using a pump or spray bottle or manually sprinkling flock fibers onto adhesive coated surface, electro-static flocking will result in a far superior finish.

Four Star Motorsports offers only Electro-Static Flocking as used by many WRC factory teams as it offers the best durability, finish and appearance for our customers. In our experience Electro-Static Flocking is the only suitable way to apply flocking for in-car use. The other methods simply will not stand up over time. Unlike many "do-it-yourself" kits available on the internet, we only use high-durability, fire-resistant flock fibres as used in the automotive industry.

Simply bring us your parts or your vehicle and we'll do the rest*.

Why flock interior trim pieces?
Flocking offers many advantages in motorsport use:

• Flocking interior trim pieces and dashboards can improve driver visibility and the quality of in-car video by reducing glare off the front windshield.
• Flocking can improve the appearance of a scratched, discoloured or faded trim pieces and dashboards.
• Flocking can be used to blend trim pieces with different colours together seemlessly with no painting.
• Flocking can be colour matched to other interior colours**.
• Flocking can be used to repair and restore old or damaged flocked OEM trim pieces such as glovebox interiors. It's perfect for classic car resorations!

What can be flocked?

• Dashboards (Upper and Lower).
• Guage Pods (Center mount, Pillar Mount).
• A, B, C & D Pillar Covers.
• Center Consoles.
• Glove Boxes.
• Custom Rally Computer Brackets / Housings.
• Custom Mounting Brackets and Trim Pieces.

What type of materials can be flocked?
Most any type of smooth non-porous solid (non-flexible) surface can be flocked. The surface must be properly prepared and cleaned of any contaminants (e.g. Armour-All, dirt, grease, etc...) before the flocking adhesive can be applied. Plastic is the perferred surface for flocking, but metal and wood (if properly sealed) can also be flocked.

* Additional labour may be required to remove trim pieces from vehicles. Please call for an estimate. 
** An additional colour matching fee is applicable. Material sample required.