ASA for Automotive 3D Printed Exterior Parts

UV-stable ASA filament for year-round outdoor aero — lips, splitters, arches and trim that park in the sun.

ASA (acrylonitrile styrene acrylate) is our default outdoor material for street aero parts that see UV and weather. Versus PETG it costs more, but it holds colour and toughness better when the car sits outside.

Use ASA when parts stay mounted year-round. Pair with proper wall thickness and finishing if you plan paint.

Best for

Year-round outdoor lips, canards, mirror caps, light aero that parks outside.

Avoid when

You need maximum stiffness for high-downforce track splitters — consider PA-CF instead.

Print & finish

Printed in China on industrial FDM; allow for post-processing and paint-ready surfaces on request.

Is ASA better than PETG for car exterior parts?
For outdoor parking and UV exposure, yes. PETG is cheaper for street parts stored indoors or with limited sun. ASA is the safer outdoor default.
Can ASA parts be painted?
Yes — with correct surface prep. Tell us if the part will be painted so we can tune finish expectations.
How much more does ASA cost vs PETG?
Typically about +20–40% versus PETG depending on geometry and volume. Your instant quote reflects the selected material.