A process of recycling fibrous materials, specifically carpet and diaper remnants, or high melting polymers, specifically PET, by using low melting polymers, i.e. agricultural film and other products made from polypropylene and polyethylene, to create parts of high compressive strength. The carpet, fibrous materials, or PET and low melting polymers are ground separately and then blended in a predetermined ratio. The blend is then sent through a pellet mill and then heated until the low melt polymer is melted, or approximately 450° F. The melted mixture is then injected into a partially opened cavity mold, which is then closed without allowing the excess material to escape. Closing the mold increases the internal pressure on the molten material. The cavity mold is then rapidly cooled.