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The better the groundwork, the better the result. Wash your hands to prevent any dirt from taking hold.

Gently clean your bike with, for example, isopropanol or other grease solution.

Fold down the baking paper and apply piece by piece along the bike frame.

Use your fingers or soft mounting scraper to attach Bike Shield on your bike frame.

maintenance

Bike Shield protects against scratches, stone chips and common wear. Bike Shield does not protect against injury to oneself or to the bike if: Bike Shield cut through or otherwise not properly maintained. Be sure to clean Bike Shield immediately after each time you cycle or transport your bike with non-alcoholic detergents.

NOTE: All plastics are sensitive to degreasers so dry immediately Bike Shield during cleaning. Bike Shield is "self-healing". This means that scratches will disappear if the material is not cut or empty all the way through. Use a heat gun on the damaged area to speed up the process.

removal

Allow the cycle to reach 70 F/22-23°C or warmer. scale Bike Shield slowly straight back along the frame. If the cover is poorly applied to existing chipped paint, poor paint or poor quality stickers, you should take extra care when removing Bike Shield because it can remove poor quality paint and stickers.

Be sure to know if you have a powder coating paint as Sportscover does not guarantee that they stick to bicycles painted with powder coating.

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Detailed information

If you follow these simple instructions carefully and repeat them for the other areas you want to protect, your bike will be well protected, look good and you will be proud of the job you have done. We have listed many steps to be very clear, but you will find that Bike Shield is very easy to apply.

Clean the parts you want to protect with isopropanol alcohol and a lint-free cloth. Be careful not to rub too hard as spirits can loosen the glue holding stickers and spoil paint. Just wipe off the area to remove dirt and grease.
Remove the pieces from the package
Measure the part of your bike you plan to protect
Fold either a piece of paper or tape measure around the tube to determine the width.
Select the piece that has the appropriate width and length
Cut in Bike Shield to adapt it to your bike
Fold back a piece of the support paper (about 1 inch or 25 mm) at one end. (We recommend the end to be applied to the top of the tube.)
Hold the piece up to the lower pipe and place it in the desired position. We recommend that the seam runs on the bottom of the downpipe for better appearance and protection. Attach the adhesive side of the Bike Shield by pressing lightly but hard with your thumb.
Remove the rest of the support paper from the Bike Shield , keep it upside down from the frame.
Hold one end that has already been pressed and lightly place the length of the Bike Shield along the top of the frame.
Start in about the middle and on top of the frame and press Bike Shield steady with your thumb in a horizontal line, slowly working your way out to the ends. If you get a bubble or wrinkle, simply lift the end that you're working towards to remove the bubble or wrinkles, then slowly continue working your way out.
When you get to the loops of the water bottle, make Bike Shield around the eye. (Don't cut all the way through) Then use the tip of the blade by cutting through very little at a point along where you have received Bike Shield for the eye. Then simply take the Bike Shield where you cut through and pull. Bike Shield will tear very clean along the line you have made. Now press Bike Shield around the eye and slowly continue to work your way out to the end.
After you press Bike Shield along the entire top, start in the middle again, on top already pressed, and wrap Bike Shield lightly around the frame.
Again, start in the middle and slowly work your way to the outside, press Bike Shield firmly on the down tube with the thumb with a horizontal motion. Again, if you get wrinkles, simply lift Bike Shield from the edge closest to wrinkles, then press again with an outward movement with your thumb.
After you press Bike Shield fully in place, go back and press hard again. If you want, and you have one, you can use a dryer on low heat to remove any small wrinkles. This is not necessary because some small bubbles disappear after a few days!