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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
28,83
Incl. VAT 36,04
Total incl. delivery
51,04
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Skin Armor Roll is a transparent flexible polyurethane specially developed for frames and components. It protects your bike from scratches and damage.Glue Shield technology requires no liquids, making it quick and easy to apply.This roll format allows you to cut patches of different shapes and lengths to suit your needs, offering tailored protection for your bike components. Skin Armor is resistant to water (high pressure wash), tearing, perforation, peeling, UV and temperature fluctuations. It is ideal for cyclists looking for an effective and discreet solution to protect their bike and increase its resale value.
Fitting instructions
1. Wash your hands. 2. Apply to a clean wheel. 3. Wipe the protected surface with a fast evaporating solution (e.g. isopropyl alcohol) and dry with a clean cloth. 4. Measure the dimensions of the surface to be protected and then transfer the protector. 5. Cut out the shape with scissors, taking care to round the corners. 6. Separate the Skin Armor from its protector so that only the clear adhesive remains. 7. Locate the spot and apply the patch. The protection remains repositionable. 8. If you are comfortable with the placement, wipe the patch with a soft cloth to remove air and ensure a perfect fit to the substrate. 9. For better recycling, dispose of the non-stick protector in the recycling bin.
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
3420586603209
SKU:
ZEF-2609
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