Roof Rack Paint Protection Set

Paint protection film for rear bike racks is an economical, quick, and easy way to prevent damage and maintain your car's value. The universal 10-piece set made of highly durable PVC material is easy to apply and fits most common rear bike racks.

Tip: It can also be used directly on the bike rack. This prevents damage during storage (placing it on the garage floor) or from contact with the bike.

Universal 10-piece set
3.7" x 3.7", 2 pieces
3.9" x 7.9", 2 pieces
2.4" x 7.9", 2 pieces
2.2" x 6.5", 2 pieces
Ø 3.1", 2 pieces
high quality PVC material
transparent
durable self-adhesive film
prevents scratches and damage to the paint and bike rack
applicable in 3D
can be removed
Application
Additional tools: Rubber squeegee; utility knife; high-quality FOLIATEC.com microfiber cloth (item no. 31920); hair dryer

The best way to determine the bike rack's contact points on the paint is to mount the bike rack. Mark the contact points with a pencil or masking tape, for example. Adjust the film with a utility knife if necessary.
Application should be done in a location protected from wind, dust, and direct sunlight. The ideal temperature for applying the film is between 15°C and 25°C (60°F and 75°F). Wash the vehicle surface where the film will be applied with detergent and water to remove dirt, grease, and wax. Use silicone remover, isopropanol, or alcohol for cleaning (do not use ethanol or petroleum ether). Dry the surface with a lint-free cotton cloth.
Mix approximately 1 liter of water with one teaspoon of commercial detergent in a spray bottle (with a fine mist nozzle).
To avoid fingerprints on the film, first spray your fingers with the water and detergent mixture and carefully peel it off the backing paper. Spray the adhesive side and then the surface you want to apply the film to.
Position and align the film on the surface. Press down evenly and lightly. Use a squeegee to spread excess liquid from the center outward. Remove or absorb the liquid with a cotton cloth. It is recommended to use your fingers to wrap the film around one edge. If the film does not adhere directly, you can gently warm it with a hairdryer.
After about 72 hours, the residual moisture has completely evaporated and final adhesion is achieved.
Tip: We recommend leaving the film on the paint for a maximum of two years. It should then be replaced.