Invisible Protection: Our Mucky Nutz Frame Skinz in clear gloss finish are crafted to discreetly safeguard your bike frame's vital areas from impact and wear, whether on the trails or during transit. With seventeen patches that can be used alone or together, you have full control over which parts of your bike to protect. Features: High - performance and eco - friendly protection for your precious bike components. It offers excellent resistance against impacts, chips, chafes, and crashes. Universal fitting makes it suitable for both alloy and carbon frames. Installation and removal are super clean and easy. The skinz have exceptional clarity and stylish designs. Proudly designed and manufactured in the UK. Material: After extensive sourcing, we've found the perfect materials. Using materials from Motocross, Karts, ATVs, Snowmobiles, and Jet Skis, with a strong, clear pressure - sensitive adhesive. The end result is a 300 - micron composite vinyl that offers great performance and clear graphics. It's flexible enough to fit any bike frame's contours. Eco - friendly: The vinyl is Cadmium - free. Cadmium is toxic and persistent in the environment, so we removed it. Graphics are printed with eco - friendly ink and sandwiched between vinyl layers. The product comes in recycled cardboard packaging. Contents: 1 top tube/down tube protector, 2 top tube/down tube protector joints, 8 top tube/down tube/seat tube patches, 2 stay protectors, 4 cable rub patches. Fit: The 17 patches, sized from 32 x 28mm to 330 x 65mm, are compatible with most bikes, not just mountain bikes. Installation: You only need a good eye and careful hands. The adhesive allows you to reposition the patches if you make a mistake. You can trim them with scissors if needed.
Using the Mucky Nutz Frame Skinz is easy. First, decide which parts of your bike frame you want to protect. You can use the patches independently or together. Clean the areas where you'll apply the patches to ensure a good bond. Then, carefully peel off the backing of the patch and stick it on the frame. If you don't get it right on the first try, the adhesive lets you reposition it. You can use a pair of scissors to trim the patches if you need to adjust their size. As for maintenance, just clean the frame skinz with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the vinyl. When storing your bike, the skinz will continue to protect the frame, so no extra steps are usually needed. Make sure to keep your bike in a dry place to prevent any moisture - related issues with the skinz.
