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Speed Spray – In-House Exclusive Formula
Fast. Smooth. Effortless.

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Speed Spray – In-House Exclusive Formula
Fast. Smooth. Effortless.

Speed Spray is our proprietary, in-house formula engineered to make surfboard finishing faster and easier than ever. This unique one-part, air-cure system is designed to fill in light sanding scratches and leave behind a clean, consistent satin finish—no polishing required.

Unlike traditional finishing methods, Speed Spray eliminates the need for excessive fine sanding or buffing. Just load it into a small HVLP spray gun and apply from the stringer out to the rails, working nose to tail in smooth, even passes on each side.

Important: Speed Spray must be sprayed and atomized for proper application. It cannot be applied with a brush.

Why It's Called Speed Spray:
Because it saves you time, effort, and hassle—giving you pro-level results in a fraction of the time.

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