your Tire Cleaning Jigs
05-05-2013, 07:37 AM
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Discuss pros/cons all you want. I'm just putting out the match before I have to fight a forest fire
I like the cooler thing but doubt I will ever take the time to make one myself.
I use the brush in a tub method for both 1/8 and 1/10 (have one for each size). I will leave them on my 1/10 stuff if they're not too dirty. 1/8th I pull them off and clean them. The amount of time it takes isn't an issue for me.
I like the cooler thing but doubt I will ever take the time to make one myself.
I use the brush in a tub method for both 1/8 and 1/10 (have one for each size). I will leave them on my 1/10 stuff if they're not too dirty. 1/8th I pull them off and clean them. The amount of time it takes isn't an issue for me.
Last edited by racer1812; 05-05-2013 at 10:23 AM.
05-05-2013, 10:20 AM
#18
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That was a cool rig though 
See that sort of stuff all through RC racing, clever people we are.....
See that sort of stuff all through RC racing, clever people we are.....
05-06-2013, 07:03 PM
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Shoo goo, be careful though. My buddy stuck down his brush, and put the lid on the container. He let it sit for a while, then he threw it in his bag, and the glue wasn't dry. Next morning the brush was crooked. Leave the lid off while you let the glue dry. Also make sure to pull the bucket out of your bag when you get home from racing so that it can dry out. Good time to pull the drying towel too. No sense in having your bag smell moldy. I use a microfiber towel from the auto parts store to dry my tires.
