T4 Razer

iTrader: (5)

As per request and could actually help many people

jag5508

iTrader: (15)

I have seen guys use it for everything from mounting electronics to repairing broken parts to get them trough the day myth busters should do a show on it like the one they did with duct tape .

T4 Razer

iTrader: (5)

The only thing about using it to mount electronics is it isn't that clean especially when you try and take it off.

jag5508

iTrader: (15)

It usually peels right off I did it a couple times when I ran out of double sided tape .

adrictan

iTrader: (10)

I use Shoe Goo to line the outers of my bodyshell and the areas where the body posts are. Cracked edges are a thing of the past
Also use it to mount my antenna spring onto my receiver antenna tube. Works in slightly coating a little shoe goo to the screws that turn into plastic parts to give a better hold. *Just a little bit*

FREAKAH

I use Shoo Goo on/to.....

Repair bodies

Reinforce crack prone areas of bodies.

Further secure servo tape mounted electronics. Just a short bead on the edges. Sometimes stuff still squirms too much with just servo tape.

A dab on half a screw head and part so the screw wont loosen.

Balance wheels/tires.

Transponders. Reinforce the wires where it comes out of the case. A small dab half on the wire and half on the case.

Secure antenna tube to mount.

LAPU-LAPU

iTrader: (35)

I've been using ShooGoo for more than two decades and i still have the last tube i bought ten years ago. thumbs up! +++AAA

First i was using it for my running shoes sole repairs, i was a runner those times, then i found it more usefull to our hobby, its a great all around use, sob! sad to say its no longer available here in Saudi Arabia.

SpraydbySprague

iTrader: (64)

Did you read my post from the other thread?

Anyhoo. One of the most recent things I did with shoe goo was to re seal a transponder after doing a wire replacement.

I had to cut the back of the case off. CAREFULLY Dremel out the epoxy to get to the solder joints, and re solder fresh cut ends to the board. Once I was finished, I re sealed the transponder with a bit of goo and a piece of .030 Lexan. One the goo dried, i trimmed and sanded the edges of the Lexan for a clean smooth look.

offtraxx

iTrader: (59)

must be shoegoo!!!

I picked up some shoe glue at the shoe store thinking it was the same stuff. just wanted to reinforce a new body, but this stuff is actually lifting the paint off the plastic. oh, and stinks like he!!

aradaiel

iTrader: (49)

I liked to shoe-goo my hinge pin e-clips so they didn't fall off. You could just peel it off when you wanted to remove the e-clip

2wdMod

iTrader: (42)

I have built complete prototype shells with shoe goo constructing things sheet metal style.Will post a pic.

Duster_360

iTrader: (21)

Didn't see this mentioned - I've used it for building and repairing batt pacs. I also use it on eclips and for balancing. I use it for stuff around the house as well. I keep a fresh tube around and usually get/need another tube about every year.

trdsupra88

iTrader: (25)

I like using it for switches and power caps because when using servo tape for small stuff doesent work out for me most times...

JSR

iTrader: (18)

How long does shoo goo last? My tube seems to no longer be sticky/tacky and it isn't that old. I needed it recently to fix some bodies (and to reinforce some new ones).

georgec

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I have a tube that I know is at least ten years old and I just used it to glue a grip back on my ZTR mower.