Chain and regional trial request

Prove the process in your stores.

Start Prep N Stick Quick Dry with a defined group of locations. Record the wheel-prep time, product use, and adhesion observations. Then decide whether a wider rollout deserves the next conversation.

Scope the trial
Defined scopeName the stores, people, and trial window before product moves.
Observed workRecord seconds, ounces, wheel counts, redos, and adhesion notes.
No forced conclusionThe trial creates evidence for a purchasing review. It does not guarantee savings or rollout.
How the trial works

A small test with usable evidence.

We will confirm the trial group and purchasing route before shipment. Your stores use the same prep instructions and a shared scorecard so the result can be reviewed across locations.

Prep N Stick Quick Dry must be handled and stored according to its label and SDS. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Keep it away from heat, sparks, and open flames.

Choose the locations

Start with a controlled store group that represents the work you need to evaluate.

Capture the current process

Tell us what each location uses now and how wheel prep is purchased.

Run the same method

Remove old weights, clean the old adhesive area, prep the bond area, let it dry, then apply the new weights.

Review what happened

Compare observed time, consumption, redos, and adhesion notes before discussing expansion.

Request the trial

Give us the operating facts.

This is for chain, regional, franchise, fleet, and multi-location operators. Scott reviews the request and follows up on scope, availability, documentation, and purchasing fit.

Business contact information is required so the request reaches the right operator.
No price, freight term, volume result, or rollout commitment is created by this form.
SDS and product documentation are available for the safety and procurement review.
Prep N Stick Quick Dry

Chain trial brief

Required fields help us route a credible test instead of shipping a bottle into a vacuum.

Trial scope

Submitting requests a review. It does not confirm product shipment, commercial terms, or a rollout.