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ChrisR40 10-08-2012 01:57 PM

CA Glue Dye
 
I was at the track this weekend, and I noticed a car that had blue CA glue around the graphite chassis.

Is there a colored ca glue or can you dye the glue? Any help would be nice. I am ok with the clear, but having blue ca on an AE car would be nice. If anybody has done this any help would be great.

I forgot to ask the guy how he did it.

If the thread needs to be moved, please move it. I tried searching and could not find anything.

Thanks
Chris

CarbonJoe 10-08-2012 02:07 PM


Originally Posted by ChrisR40 (Post 11301102)
I was at the track this weekend, and I noticed a car that had blue CA glue around the graphite chassis.

Is there a colored ca glue or can you dye the glue? Any help would be nice. I am ok with the clear, but having blue ca on an AE car would be nice. If anybody has done this any help would be great.

I forgot to ask the guy how he did it.

If the thread needs to be moved, please move it. I tried searching and could not find anything.

Thanks
Chris

Are you sure it wasn't blue finger nail polish or a blue sharpie and clear nail polish? I've used clear finger nail polish to seal the edges. Works great, and is nice and shiny.

JayL 10-08-2012 03:28 PM

I bet it was sharpie, very common for people to sharpie up a car. I have seen world champs sharpie springs and everything in sight :)

bhambrent 10-08-2012 03:47 PM

2 Attachment(s)
Here you go Chris.:nod:http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...n#post10462543

jsinclair 10-08-2012 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by JayL (Post 11301481)
I bet it was sharpie, very common for people to sharpie up a car. I have seen world champs sharpie springs and everything in sight :)

That or paint covered with CA, there's some pink edged carbon fiber parts that I made on my girlfriend's t4

ChrisR40 10-08-2012 06:45 PM


Originally Posted by bhambrent (Post 11301574)

That's what I was looking for, should of just asked you first. :lol:

Thanks for all of the responses.
Chris


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