Instructions / Assembly

How to:
Do not apply to a porous surface like raw wood, old
car paint, etc), this will result in permanent adhesion.
If your vehicle is an older model with lots of fall out, it is best to buff it with a rubbing compound.
Begin by washing the vehicle or part.
It is highly recommended that a small test area/panel be done prior to starting any project.
DO NOT CLEAN WITH ALCOHOL, SOLVENT, or AMMONIA.
Unless you want to soften for removal.
1. Surface must be smooth and cleaned.
2. Alsa Paint Wrap is ready to use. Stir well, and strain Alsa Paint Wrap before application.
3. You will need a gravity gun with a 2.0 to 3.0 tip. If you don’t have such a tip you may water it
down 5% to 10% with distilled water for better results (additional coats may be required). Or
Airless equipment may be used with a tip size # .011 or .019
4. The ideal temperature to spray the product is at 75°F to 80°F. It will not work in temperatures
below 60°F.
5. Apply a light tack coat of BASE Paint Wrap and let it cure 15 minutes. Then follow it with 3
medium wet coats of base, allowing 15 to 30 minute cure time in between coats. (Cooler
temperature and humidity will prolong time in between coats). The thickness of the paint will
have an effect on how easily it removes as a film. Using less coats will result in a thinner coating,
and will not come off as nicely.
6. Apply 3 medium wet coats of Alsa Paint Wrap Topcoat Color, allowing 15 – 30 minutes dry time
between coats
7. Allow the finished product to cure for 48 hours in ambient room temperatures (75 F or higher).
High humidity can extend this to 72 hours. It will be dry to the touch within 3 to 4 hours
however.
8. If you want a gloss finish, you can now apply any good automotive grade clear coat over this
color, such as Alsa’s Speed Clear, Part Number SC1230. Apply 2 wet medium coats of clear, with
10-15 minutes dry time between coats.