Monkey Products RAD 200 Frame Protection Film - Roll

RAD 200 Frame Protection Roll - Total freedom for custom protection

The RAD 200 Roll is the ultimate solution for riders and workshops who refuse to compromise. This 20-meter, non-pre-cut polyurethane film allows you to create your own protection zones, tailored to the exact millimeter of your bike's specific geometry. With a thickness of 200 microns, it forms an invisible and indestructible armor against rock strikes, scratches, and transport friction.

Advanced 3-layer technology:

• Surface (top coat): Self-healing properties (micro-scratches vanish with heat) and a hydrophobic finish for easy cleaning.
• Middle Layer (200-micron Polyurethane): An ultra-resistant structural barrier designed to absorb impact energy.
• Inner Layer (acrylic adhesive): High-strength, crystal-clear bond, guaranteed not to yellow and leaves no residue upon removal.

Key features

• Custom protection: 20 meters of film to protect multiple bikes or cover specific areas (stays, fork, down tube).
• Self-healing: The film returns to its original appearance under the effect of heat (hot water or sunlight).
• Long-lasting resistance: Hydrophobic and anti-yellowing, the film is designed to guarantee a flawless finish and protect the paint's brilliance over the long term.
• Invisible: Available in Gloss or Matt finishes to respect your frame's original aesthetics.

Technical specifications

• Length: 20 meters
• Thickness: 200 microns
• Available widths and finishes:
    - 50mm: matt
    - 50mm: gloss
    - 75mm: matt
    - 75mm: gloss
    - 100mm: matt
    - 100mm: gloss

Installation, maintenance, and removal of RAD 200 protection film

• Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the frame (isopropyl alcohol recommended). The surface must be clean and dry.
• Application:
    - Cut your strips to the desired dimensions
    - Wet the frame and the adhesive side of the film (mounting gel or slightly soapy water)
    - Position and use the squeegee to push out water from the center outwards.
• Removal: To remove the film, gently warm it with a hairdryer to soften the adhesive and pull slowly. No glue residue will remain on the frame.