Thanks for all the replies; those are some great vendor links!
ditchdigger wrote: .. there are plenty of lightweight and cheap materials that will out perform CF on pretty much any metric you choose to measure them by except for fashion. ABS plastic has a specific gravity of 1.04 Carbon Fiber has a specific gravity of 1.8 So replacing a piece of ABS interior trim with CF would weigh more than the original plastic piece. ...
I understand CF is not ideal for what I plan to do but:
I want to learn to work with this stuff, and don't want to worry about structural importance before I figure it out.
Also, I think it looks cool. You don't have to, so I'll try not to push it on you 
As for sg vs. .. CF requires significantly less material for equal strength, so the plastic trim pieces can be made significantly thinner, thus saving weight. And I will make it way way thinner than needed as strength is not needed.
Ideally, weaved colored fiberglass would be the perfect material; ability to save some weight by making it thinner while giving the CF look, but I don't roll like that.. 
I'm gonna fiddle with the e-bay cloth, and order some nice resin from the quality stores! If it turns out acceptable, I might even share pictures!
