How To paint (missing images)

Over time, a few bumps and scrapes are inevitable—especially if your barrow sees regular use. That’s exactly why we offer a small pot of touch-up paint: to help you fix minor chips and scuffs without the need for a full repaint. Here’s how to get the best results from your touch-up kit:

1. Clean the Area
Start by cleaning the affected area thoroughly. Wipe away any dirt, mud, or grease so you’re working with a clear surface.

2. Remove Rust (if needed)
If there’s any rust visible, gently sand it back using fine sandpaper until you reach clean metal. This helps the paint stick better and stops the rust from spreading.

3. Make Sure It’s Dry
Before applying any paint, make sure the surface is completely dry and free from dust or debris.

4. Apply the Paint
Using a small brush or the applicator provided, dab on a light coat of touch-up paint. Avoid overloading—thin and even is best.

5. Let it Dry
Give the paint time to dry fully. If needed, apply a second coat for extra coverage.