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Old 04-28-20, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by rogerm3d
WD40 doesn't sound like something would work
It soaks into the rubber, though not instantly. When I was racing R/C cars people sometimes used it for traction compound, if not banned by track rules. That's a short term thing. Not sure how it translates to grips
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I'm partial to Aqua-Net for that really good grip and volume. Or were we talking about something else?

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