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Surface Guard by ISC Racers tape

By Joe Solancho
June 15, 2009 2 Min Read
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Tired of seeing scuffs, scratches and dings on your precious bike? Well here is the solution – Surface Guard from ISC Racers Tape.

2E8J7996 by you. 

It’s a clear tape made to protect your frame/paint from cable rubs, paint chips on chainstays, rock chips on the underside of your downtube or anywhere that you feel it can damage the paint of your bike.  Look at my poor bike… 🙁

 

2E8J7991 by you.                Rock chips

 

2E8J7990 by you.Cable rubs

 

Description from ISC:

 

Surface Guard Tape comes in Blister Card Packs.  Surface Guard is a clear paint protection film designed to protect any surface prone to scratching, chipping, or weathering.  Virtually invisible to the naked eye, Surface Guard is made of super tough 8-mil urethane film.  Surface Guard conforms to painted surfaces that are vulnerable to the damaging elements that can ruin your investment!  Nothing on the market today compares to this!  Has a removable backing so you can cut shapes and sizes then remove the liner and aply.  Protection for your investment for years to come!

Use Surface Guard for your bike – new or old.  I wish I had Surface Guard when I built my bikes.  As you can see from the pictures above I can certainly use it.  It’s perfect for keeping your frame looking new.  For the older bikes, use Surface Guard to prevent further paint damage on your frame.  You can use it as a chainstay protector.  Get rid of the old intertube wrapping or other types of wraps.  Surface Guard works well and much lighter.  It’s also perfect for carbon frames!

 

Two convenient sizes:

2″ x 12″ – $24.95

4″ x 12″ - $34.95

 

Surface Guard is also applicable to other things like cars, boats, and motorcycles.  ISC Racers Tape has been manufacturing a wide range of tapes for different industries for the last 25 years.  For more information on Surface Guard and on their other products, go to www.racerstape.com.

 

Also look for The Moe’s new build – The Dillinger 29er.  He’ll have the Surface Guard on key places to keep that frame looking pretty!  

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8 Comments
  1. Dial Tone says:
    June 15, 2009 at 9:26 am

    I was actually in the process of doing the same (of wrapping my bikes) but going a different route. This roll of tape looks like its the right size for the job.

    Couple of questions though–how much is this product and will the tape turn yellow over time?

  2. Joe says:
    June 15, 2009 at 6:29 pm

    DT – I just added the price for the rolls.

    It shouldnt turn yellow unless it’s constantly under the sun. I consulted w/the guys at ISC and they have on their cars and other toys. It’s been on their for at least 5yrs and they havent changed colors.

  3. Weyland says:
    June 15, 2009 at 7:52 pm

    A 4 inch x 12 inch patch for $35 is insanely expensive. For that price, you can get a 12″ x 48″ sheet of the 3M stuff that’s used for car clearbras and helicopter blades. I bet it’s similar if not the same stuff.

  4. scissors says:
    June 16, 2009 at 4:29 pm

    I bought and applied this stuff to my carbon Trek, so far so good, very happy with it. But wouldn’t you know it…I got chips where I didn’r apply it.

  5. RL Policar says:
    June 16, 2009 at 5:00 pm

    mmm chips…those go great with some salsa

  6. Scissors says:
    June 16, 2009 at 8:03 pm

    They might go with Mamasita but not with Trek.

  7. Riding says:
    August 13, 2009 at 3:02 pm

    Weyland, that’s 4 inches by 12 feet.

  8. RL says:
    August 13, 2009 at 5:08 pm

    I love this stuff. My Sette Venom is practically covered in it.

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