Hot melt chain wax Finish Line HALO Hot Wax 600g

1. Significantly reduces the attraction of abrasive contaminants, helping the chain stay clean for longer.

2. Reduces friction in drivetrain components.

3. Provides longer intervals between reapplications.

Three lubricant ingredients

• Highly refined paraffin creates a strong, dry protective coating that repels dirt. Together with the wax, it removes friction-causing abrasive contaminants and helps remove stains from the chain.
• Spherical, micron-sized tungsten particles have a patented hollow core that helps reduce vibration friction caused by high torque. Their micron-level size and spherical shape also help reduce sliding friction by creating a rolling effect on the chain surface.
• Ceramic boron nitride particles coat the chain with a protective, non-stick layer. This layer works together with the spherical tungsten to significantly reduce wear and help extend the service life of drivetrain components.

Recommended use

• Locate the chain link so you can remove the chain quickly and easily. Chain link pliers may be required. Before first use, clean and dry the chain completely.
• To melt the wax pellets, place the HALO bag in a pot of water (pot not included) and bring the water to a boil. Alternatively, pour the pellets into a slow cooker to melt the wax.
• Attach the chain to the dipping tool inside the bag. Scan the QR code to learn the best technique.
• Once the wax pellets have melted completely, remove the bag and place it on a covered work surface.
• Use the dipping tool to immerse the chain in the molten wax.
• Leave the chain in the wax for at least 3 minutes so it can penetrate all parts of the chain.
• Remove the chain from the hot wax and hang it until completely dry (at least 30 minutes). Note: some wax will drip from the chain.
• Once the chain is dry, gently flex it sideways and move the chain links before fitting it to the bicycle. Note: excess wax may peel or flake off; this is normal.

Safe use

Best practice: Keep the maximum temperature at or below 104°C. Do not use an oven or microwave to melt the wax. Avoid exposure to open flames. Wear gloves and safety glasses. To remove old wax from the chain, use boiling water. Caution: hot! Careless handling during the waxing process may cause burns.