Peaty's Max Grip Carbon Paste - 75g

Name: Peaty's Max Grip Carbon Paste - 75g
Brand: Peaty's
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The "Max Grip Carbon Paste" from Peaty's is designed to eliminate slip between carbon fibre compon...

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This guide is for cyclists using carbon fiber components and looking to prevent slippage and damage. The Peaty's Max Grip Carbon Paste is designed to eliminate slip between carbon fiber parts, increasing friction and reducing the required torque for clamping. Keep in mind that while it's effective, proper application and torque settings are still crucial for safety.

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FAQs

What is Peaty's Max Grip Carbon Paste?

It is a paste designed to eliminate slippage between carbon fiber components, increasing friction and reducing the required torque for clamping.

Where can I use this paste?

It is ideal for carbon fiber handlebars, stems, and seat posts.

Is the formula safe for the environment?

Yes, it is made of renewable, natural oils and pumice particles and is readily biodegradable.

How do I apply the paste?

Clean the carbon fiber component, apply a thin layer of paste, assemble the parts and tighten to the manufacturer's torque specifications.

What if my components still slip?

Double-check that the correct torque is applied. Re-apply the paste after cleaning the surfaces.

Is it necessary to use a torque wrench?

Yes, using a torque wrench is essential to ensure the components are tightened correctly, preventing damage and ensuring safety.

How often should I reapply the paste?

Reapply the paste when disassembling and reassembling components or if slippage occurs.

What kind of packaging is used?

The packaging is made from 100% PCR & PIR recycled materials.

Troubleshooting

Component slipping after application.

Ensure a thin, even layer of paste was applied. Check torque settings using a torque wrench and re-tighten to the manufacturer's specifications. If slippage persists, disassemble, clean, reapply the paste, and reassemble.

Difficulty disassembling components.

Use a suitable tool to gently separate the components. Avoid excessive force, as this can damage the carbon fiber.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Prevents slippage in carbon fiber components.
Reduces the torque required for clamping, minimizing the risk of damage.
Non-toxic and biodegradable formula, environmentally friendly.
Long-lasting performance in various conditions.
Easy to apply and use.
Comes in recycled packaging.

Cons

Requires proper application for optimal results.
Does not eliminate the need for correct torque settings.
May require reapplication depending on usage and conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Clean the carbon fiber components with a degreaser.
Apply a thin, even layer of Peaty's Max Grip Carbon Paste to the clamping surfaces.
Assemble the components, ensuring proper alignment.
Tighten the bolts to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications using a torque wrench.

Compatibility:

Carbon fiber handlebars
Carbon fiber stems
Carbon fiber seat posts

Care:

Avoid over-tightening bolts, as this can damage carbon fiber components.
Regularly inspect components for any signs of wear or damage.
Reapply the paste as needed, especially if components are disassembled or adjusted.