TRACK SPRAYING , WHAT TO USE?
#1

hi guys
we have a very large onroad track here in sydney australia (just held the 2011 femca series last week end) we used a coke mix concentrate which was pretty good to bring the grip levels up
I wanted to now what other tracks around the world use and your thoughts on the sprays?
regards
chad
we have a very large onroad track here in sydney australia (just held the 2011 femca series last week end) we used a coke mix concentrate which was pretty good to bring the grip levels up
I wanted to now what other tracks around the world use and your thoughts on the sprays?
regards
chad
#2

hi guys
we have a very large onroad track here in sydney australia (just held the 2011 femca series last week end) we used a coke mix concentrate which was pretty good to bring the grip levels up
I wanted to now what other tracks around the world use and your thoughts on the sprays?
regards
chad
we have a very large onroad track here in sydney australia (just held the 2011 femca series last week end) we used a coke mix concentrate which was pretty good to bring the grip levels up
I wanted to now what other tracks around the world use and your thoughts on the sprays?
regards
chad
#4

Our Nats track this past weekend used VP Lane Choice 7 and it was INSANE! 
Not sure if it's available down there though.

Not sure if it's available down there though.
#7
Tech Master

Idk what my hobbyshop used before they got their offroad track. But I know it was annoyingly sticky. Your shoes would stick to the floor at home and your tires would be all sticky (not much of a problem for onroad guys, but for us offroads, that just meant that dirt and stuff got stuck to them.
#10
Tech Master

at my local track? No, the overpowering smell of nitro fuel was all I remember. It has been a year and a half since they had an onroad track though. But next time I call with a question or go up there I will ask. Too bad, I was just there before I posted that comment.
#12

You need to think of the cost factor also Chad, was thinking maybe Golden Syrup and warm water, but Brown Sugar i think would be a chance it has (i'm sure) molasses in it which is tacky
#14

Maybe do some small ratio tests batches, looks like Aldi's will get a product boost lol