Description
If you have painted your bike with a new colour this special matte top wax is ideal to give a final protective layer to the frame. With this spray can you can give your bike a matte finish, without gloss, and also protect the paint for longer. It is important not to spray the wax directly on to the frame, you have to spray first on a paper towel or lint-free cloth and then apply gently on the frame.
Instructions for use:
- Ensure surface is clean and dry.
- Wear protective gloves, protective clothing, eye/face protection.
- Always paint in an open space in the open air.
- Shake can for at least 3 minutes before use.
- Test spray for 2-3 seconds prior to application.
- Spray surface from a distance of 5-12cm.
- When spraying, keep hand moving at all times.
- Allow to dry before adding 2nd coat (touch dry: 10 minutes, complete cure: 2 hours).
- At end, turn can upside down and spray for 2 seconds before storing.
- Protect can from sunlight and temperatures exceeding 50°C/122°F.
LINK 1: Spray.Bike, special sprays for painting your bike
LINK 2: Tips and tricks: painting your bike with Spray.Bike
About Spray.Bike
Spray.Bike is a collaboration between three different companies: Brick Lane Bikes – a major international manufacturer, retailer and wholesaler in the bike industry, based in London. Vicious Cycles Athens – an urban bike workshop in the centre of Athens, Greece. Cosmos Lac – a high-tech paint manufacturer based in Greece.
Spray.Bike was created out of frustration with existing products. if you’re not an experienced pro, metal or car spray paint is so utterly difficult to use on bikes. At VCA, while trying to repair a damaged frame using a standard RAL spray, we were so disappointed with the results that we phoned up the manufacturer, which happened to be Cosmos Lac. “Well what do you want the paint to do?” was the reply. After 2 years of development, Spray.Bike is the answer.
VCA and Cosmos Lac sent samples over to Brick Lane Bikes in London for their highly trusted opinion. From the moment they tried it, they wanted to be part of the excitement too.
