Rubber build up at the track
Whats your solution for rubber build up when you hit the track? I used to use the blue tape, but in photos it looks like crap. Any other solutions
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Geddex burnout guard.... Pam cooking spray
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I just orders some of that from Jegs, but wasn't sure if it would work well. I use Pan on everything, 4wheelers, tractors, steaks, ect..... didnt want to put in on the car, but its worth a try i guess.
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I put on the zl1 splash guards and made some for the fronts. That helped a ton. I also have xpel clear guard on the gills and behind the rear wheels to protect the paint.
A few Weeks ago at the track this guy with a Lotus was using clear vehicle wrap that held up the whole day. It was amazing how dirty it got by the end. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk |
appreciate it. I'll have to look into it
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Nice coating of Pledge and don't wipe it off... leaves your car lemony fresh! After the track it all washes off...
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Pam works just fine.
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I use the wide blue painter's tape.
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I had the guy who does my business cards print of some of these on a peel and stick plastic that I throw away after each night at the track. It protects from stone chips too and looks good.
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I think some folks also use WD40.
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WD40 will help remove. The new Mothers R3 Racing Rubber Remover works well too.
I did not like burnout guard and I hated the painters tape in pictures. I have not tried Pam or Pledge yet. The other one is to put a coat of wax and let it haze and not remove it until it's time to remove the rubber. I like Allan's idea. |
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