Frame Wrap can be wraped thick or thin -

depending on your bike and where you ride

For rocky heavy downhill riding you may want a thicker wrap. 

You would overlap the wrap in 2/3 laps for an extra cush cover.

For lighter trail riding you may want a thin layer of Frame Wrap

You would overlap the wrap in 1/2 lap layers.

To Apply:

Clean surface of bike chainstay.

Tear paper liner from wrap by stretching corner end.

Peel 6 to 8 inches paper liner from wrap at a time.  Place end of wrap on your frame while weaving over & under to overlap.

Wrap must be slightly stretched to activate self-fusing properties.

Stretch and wrap chainstay in 1/2 to 2/3 overlap layers.

Stretch & wrap...

Stretch & wrap...

Stretch & wrap...

To end place thumb tightly against end point & stretch wrap over itself.  Stretch & press firmly.

   To Remove:

Peel wrap up & away from frame

Carefully cut through wrap.

Carefully peel & cut...

Remove...

Frame Wrap will have bonded into one solid protective piece.

This chainstay has been hiding under Frame Wrap for eight months.  It endured weekly riding & racing... even raced the Downieville Classic and it still looks the same as when we wrapped it

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