Tyre Glue

[Nick.W]

Evening Guys, I'm looking into changing the tyre glue I use for 2wd off-road. I've been using the Bob smith insta-cure super thin glue up until now but find it hard work and end up getting it everywhere and all over the tyres sometimes rendering them as scrap. I'm after a glue with a thicker viscosity so it's a bit more controllable when I apply it. Does anybody have any suggestions or reccomendations?

Cheers

[spindles69]

Have a look on our Facebook page under Yeldnips racing products. We have a thicker tyre glue available which is a lot easier to use than the thin glue. No fingers get stuck on tyres with this glue.

[andrewc]

I get medium viscosity stuff from the double glazing wholesaler just round the corner! Dirt cheap and great for RC tyres IMO....exactly as you want, a bit thinker than the watery stuff. Google double glazing trim supplies or similar, guarantee there's somewhere nearby.

[DarkHawk]

This stuff is very good

http://www.dms-racing.com/index.php?...194&Itemid=533

[leelar]

This stuff from screw fix also you can get it in a larger bottle

http://www.screwfix.com/p/no-nonsens...glue-20g/26780

[Nick.W]

Cheers for the info guys

[200sx]

The Bob Smith glue is good quality and I doubt you'd get as good a bond with thicker glue.

I suspect you're struggling because the nozzle is so large on the bottle, it literally pours out. I wouldn't even consider applying it without a precision nozzle. Sweep racing nozzles are my favourite, core rc are pretty good too.

[tonydevon]

So glad its not just me.
I glue myself to everything. Set fire to my towel...

Bob smith stuff is awesome. But damn i hate it lol

[PaulRotheram]

Thats why bob smith is so good - it gets in to all the right areas for a solid hold. the thicker stuff is ok, but takes longer to bond, and wont get right across the bead.

[bretts]

Core nozzle here....

https://www.rccarshop.co.uk/wheels-t...nozzles-pk10-p