The best servo tape?
Hi guys,ive been having problems finding a good servo tape.
So i just bought the LAZY RC FATTY SERVO TAPE, LAZY RC SAID: they didn't have the skinny servo tape which i've heard is great. So the problem i have is : I have stuck it all down,but there is still movement,i just feel its not stuck down properly. What do you guys use and suggest? Thanks. |
The losi servo tape is excellent. I've got the part number in my pit box. Will post the details tomorrow
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LMR servo tape is the best iv'e found
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Losi stuff Is good. Make sure you clean the surfaces with motor spray so there is no grease etc, any tape should stick well if you do this.
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I've used the one Lazy sell for years, I used to use it to stick parts back onto race crash helmets. It needs to settle up for a while before it's really good but I've never had a problem with anything coming a drift.
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+1 vote for the Lazy stuff that comes on a red roll.
I always liked the Losi stuff previously but the Lazy stuff is way easier to get of your chassis when you want to strip the car (it is more like a gel tape so you just peel it). Seems pretty strong as well. Rob |
Another vote for the lazy stuff on the red roll, keeps everything where it needs to be.
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As someone who is 99.9% on the CML/Associated side of the fence this is hard for me to say but...
Losi all the way for double sided tape. Dont buy the Fastrax pre-cut stuff. It is really terrible. I have used stickier post-it notes. Neil |
its defo all about the lmr stuff. sticks better than anything i have tried and peels off in one when you want to remove it.... what more do you need ;)
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Losi for me too
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i vote lmr servo tape,best ive ever used:thumbsup:
trekkker |
i use dead mans grip
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Losi tape
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Where is it still available? |
3m scotchtape for car trims most paintsuppliers keep it. if you use that it dont come off easy but it dont move either
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Carpet tape, verystrong and most important it's very tin!!
You can buy this stuff at your marketplace, you will get 5mtr roll!!:thumbsup: |
Depends what you're trying to hold down. If it's an ESC/receiver then a bit of movement won't hurt, it actually helps to cushion the electrics from shocks and vibrations.
If it's anything that's under load, like a servo, then I'd glue it down with Shoe Goo. Zero movement, mega strong, takes a little while to set so you can reposition things, and comes off without leaving a mark when you want to remove it. |
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+1 for dead mans grip :thumbsup:
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