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Over at Dead Bodies they have announced their new DeadSticky Ultimate Tire Glue. DB’s new tire glue is said to be next generation glue technology, have a look at these features. * Cyanoacrylate combined with carbon, kevlar, & rubber compounds * Designed for high power applications * Black in color * Needle loaded cap to prevent clogs * 950cps- great for gap bridging and sealing * [...]
Ever since the JConcepts Renegades Monster Truck Tire and Tribute Wheels were released back in the summer of 2016, I have amassed one heck of a collection of them. See, I LOVE to paint my wheels to match truck paint schemes, but this creates a big problem when you are constantly changing themes like me.For example, I was running the [...]
New from Raceform RC is a Lazer Tire Gluing Jig for short course trucks. The jig makes it easy to get a perfect glue job every time. Also, the SCT jig comes with everything needed for 1/8th buggies as well. Here are some highlights- * Clincher roller designed to “peel” tire bead * Adjustable point of rotation * Anti-tighten inside wheel knob set * [...]
No doubt there are about a million different tire glues on the market. The latest and greatest is Ultra-Cure from Bob Smith Industries. We recently got a chance to try some and this is what we found out- * Some of our testers like super thin glue but the sample we received was medium, intended to set in 5 to 10 [...]
Today’s ultra high powered brushless vehicles mandate the use of quality tire glue. All that beautiful brushless torque and power just love throwing tires off the rim. The crew over at Pro-Line have just announced their new Pro-Bond tire glue. The new Pro-Bond glue features not only a hold strength of 3,200 PSI, but also comes with an improved [...]
One of the biggest names in CA glue is Bob Smith Industries and they had a nice booth at the 2012 iHobby Expo. If you aren’t into CA glue, Bob Smith’s glue is easily found in most hobby shops, and they produce an amazing variety for nearly any application. When our own Adam “The Intern” snapped his Traxxas E-Maxx chassis [...]
