Match the exact vehicle
Check make, model, year, trim and the listing photographs. Similar-looking parts often use different fittings.
Interior trim, clips & fittings
Replacement car parts, printed to order.
Search by make, model and part. If a suitable community design exists, Hark Tech can print it and post it anywhere in the UK.
Renault & Clio
Useful parts already in the catalogue
Small cabin parts are exactly where community design helps: a missing wheel, worn seat knob or awkward cupholder can outlive the manufacturer’s parts shelf.
Cabin parts
Key fobs & buttons
Small shells and buttons can wear out long before the electronics inside. These are matched to specific keys and vehicles rather than sold as “universal”.
Boot & trim
Parcel-shelf & trim fittings
Tiny clips are easily lost and disproportionately difficult to replace. These designs cover specific vehicles, so compare the listing carefully before ordering.
How ordering works
Check the fit before we print
Hark Tech is the print workshop. The independent designer stays credited, and the licence shown on the model page determines the ordering route.
Review the design
Open the part page to see the original source, designer and licence, then select the available file and material.
We print and post it
The price comes from the actual model. Hark Tech makes the part in Basingstoke and posts it UK-wide.
Can’t find the broken bit?
Send the exact vehicle details, clear photographs and a ruler in shot. We’ll first look for an existing licensed design; if none exists, we can discuss whether measuring and modelling the original is sensible.
BEFORE ORDERING
Car-parts questions
Can you print any car part?
No. We accept suitable non-safety-critical plastic parts such as cabin controls, trim fittings and parcel-shelf clips. We refuse braking, steering, seatbelt, airbag, suspension, structural and other safety-critical components.
How do I know the design will fit?
Community models are vehicle-specific and are not official manufacturer parts. Compare the model year, trim, source photographs and dimensions with your original. If anything is uncertain, ask before ordering.
Why do some cards say “one personal-use copy”?
Those designs use an eligible Creative Commons non-commercial licence. The part page explains the separate customer-directed manufacturing route and requires you to review the source and confirm personal, non-commercial use. Other licences may allow the normal print-service checkout.
Which material is best inside a car?
It depends on heat, sunlight and load. PETG suits many functional cabin parts; ASA is often better where summer heat and UV exposure matter. We’ll flag an unsuitable material choice, but the design and fit still need to be right for the application.