Spray.bike

Posted on Sun 22nd, October 2023

• #1

staggy

Has anyone ever tried Spray.bike to re-spray their frame. I was thinking of renovating a retro Trek frame/forks using said product.
• #2

ltc in reply to @staggy

I was told that Montana works better than spray.bike - I got loads more useful advice in this thread when I was painting a frame a little while ago. Well worth a read!
• #3

M_V

I’ve just used spray.bike on a fork, first time using it. Sends pretty similar to Montana in terms of the amount of pigment in it and needing to be sprayed from a closer distance than normal. Maybe seemed a bit lower pressure like the white/gold Montana, definitely not as desperate to get out there can as Montana black.

Fork isn’t finished yet and ain’t for me so no idea what durability is going to be like.

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