SPINX COAT + CLEAN Kit

Designed to maintain face grit integrity and spin performance over extended play, reducing premature surface smoothing and preserving ball bite.

Orders placed before 2pm ET ship the same business day. After 2pm ET, next business day. US orders typically arrive in 3–5 business days. Tracking is emailed automatically when your order leaves our facility.

30-day satisfaction guarantee. If SPINX isn't doing what we promised, return the bottle (used or unused) within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fees, no questions designed to talk you out of it.

The best time to apply SPINX is when your paddle is brand new — fresh from the box. A new paddle has its original grit at full integrity, and applying SPINX immediately locks that in for the full life of the paddle. If your paddle has been played on, start with a pre-clean — SPINX still works on used paddles, but new is the gold standard.

No. SPINX is a non-abrasive, water-based surface coating engineered for composite paddle faces. It does not modify the paddle's structural integrity or swing weight.

Yes — but for best results, start with a clean paddle. If your paddle is brand new, you can apply SPINX directly. If it has been played on, soak the included sponge in water (it expands), wipe the paddle face clean, and let it dry fully before spraying. SPINX bonds to whatever's on the surface, so a clean surface means a clean, even coat that preserves your grit match after match. See the full application guide →

Every SPINX kit includes everything you need for one paddle, end to end:

• 100mL SPINX bottle — fine-mist pump, patented mesoporous coating, 500+ sprays (months of protection per bottle).
• Green compressed sponge — for the pre-clean step. Ships flat, expands when soaked in water.
• 12×12 inch SPINX microfiber cloth — for applying the coating (pat-down in circular motion) and for after-match daily care.
• Black cotton drawstring bag — carries the full kit to the court.

All in one pouch, ready to go.

The 100mL bottle delivers 500+ sprays. Each application uses 3–5 sprays per paddle face. At one application per month per paddle, one bottle lasts months of protection on a single paddle (or proportionally less if you're treating multiple paddles).

Erasers use physical abrasion (melamine foam) to remove residue that has already bonded. Each use takes a small amount of carbon fiber surface with it. SPINX is preventive — it stops residue from bonding in the first place. See the comparison →

Yes. SPINX is independently lab tested in the USA. GHS classification: not classified as a hazardous chemical. HMIS rating 0/0/0. Three-ingredient formula with no fragrance, solvents, or PFAS.

Yes — and here's why that's actually the design, not a workaround. Dirt, sweat, and ball compound still land on your paddle during play (physics doesn't change). What SPINX prevents is chemical bonding. The patented mesoporous coating denies residue the molecular grip points it needs to attach. What lands sits loose and lifts off with one microfiber pass. Your paddle isn't dirt-proof. It's bond-proof. No cleaners, no solvents, no abrasion needed — just one wipe restores peak performance.

No — SPINX is COAT + CLEAN. Cleaners only remove buildup after it has bonded, usually with abrasion or solvents that strip your grit along with the dirt. SPINX prevents the bond from forming in the first place, then lifts what does land with non-toxic chemistry — no abrasion, no harsh solvents, no grit damage. Different category, different job. You'll still wipe your paddle with a microfiber after each match — but the residue comes off effortlessly because it never bonded to begin with.

Yes. SPINX is engineered for composite pickleball paddle surfaces commonly used by leading manufacturers including Joola, Selkirk, Paddletek, Engage, Six Zero, and Onix. The coating bonds at the surface micro-texture without altering the underlying carbon fiber composite layup.

Yes. SPINX is a water-based liquid containing titanium dioxide at trace concentrations (under 0.95%). California Prop 65's titanium dioxide listing applies primarily to airborne particulate forms (powders and inhalable dust), not liquid coatings. As a water-based spray, SPINX falls outside that exposure pathway, and no Prop 65 warning is required for our product.

Yes. SPINX is engineered for both indoor and outdoor pickleball play. The coating resists residue from sweat, oils, ball compound, court dust, and outdoor debris. Heavy outdoor play in dusty conditions may shorten the protective duration; clean indoor play typically extends it.