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burn out prep. to prevent rubber sticking


brobradh77

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I tried searching but coldnt narrow it down. I was curious what y'all used on your truck so when you do a burn out the rubber wont stick. I have heard of maskin tape so you can just peel it off but i think I remember seeing some spray PAM on the clading to keep it from sticking. Just trying to find the easiest way before tommorrow night.

 

Thanks in advance.

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pam is what i was told too.. although i never tried it yet, it seems to make sense, plus you can get under the wheel wells to.. that would be hard with masking tape. let us know what you run at the track!.

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spray PAM is the best dont get the cheep off brand stuff get PAM the cheep stuff will still let the rubber stick thats what i used on my 68 chevelle when i ran all the time it works great ...........wish i would have rembered it when i took the SSS im still cleanning rubber from the cladding

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I have seen:

 

1. Cooking spray

2. Blue painter's tape

3. A thick coat of wax (not polished off)

4. 3M clear sheets (put them on, peel them off)

 

BTW, if you do get rubber on it, just go to the do-it-yourself car wash and hit it with the high pressure soap. Melts right off.

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PAM / Cooking Spray ... :thumbs: But definetly get it off on the way home, don't let it sit on the truck for too long.

 

BTW ... alittle known fact of about Cooking Spray - PAM is what all the NASCAR guys use on the inside of their rims during races. It is designed to work in High Heat conditions, and it attracts the majority of the Brake dust ...

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I have seen:

 

1. Cooking spray

2. Blue painter's tape

3. A thick coat of wax (not polished off)

4. 3M clear sheets (put them on, peel them off)

 

BTW, if you do get rubber on it, just go to the do-it-yourself car wash and hit it with the high pressure soap. Melts right off.

 

 

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I usually leave mine on, but I have found that pam works very well. You can also take fresh wax, rub it on, and place a large sheet of saran wrap over top of it. After racing, remove the saran wrap and you should be just fine.

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