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Old 21-01-2012
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Well ill be doing outdoor offroad racing this year but at some point it will be wet.

So i was wondering how you guys go about waterproofing all the electrics to prevent any damage.

I run tekin rs pro with lrp x12 savox servo smc lipo and pulse 2.4ghz radio but i need tips on water proofing to keep me racing all year round
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Old 21-01-2012
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Get some GOO off the guys at RC Lazy...

This will explain everything

http://rclazy.com/shop/lazy-goo/
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Thumbs up Lazy Goo

+1 for Lazy Goo, amazing stuff, but beware, it smells like a solvent abuse help centre so use it in a well ventilated work space as instructed on the tub.

If used correctly it will completely protect all those valuable electrics...and it peels away super easy when you want to remove it at a later stage! Great product
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Old 21-01-2012
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Great cheers guys ill get some ordered.

How long does a pot last? ie. how many cars worth

and

Do you redo it every so often or does it last as long as you want.

Id rather get it right than cause an expensive repair bill which im sure you will understand.

Cheers guys
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RC lazy goo is amazing.

You only need to apply once and then forget.

1 tub is plenty for a couple of cars
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Lazy goo is awesome,
i slapped a load on at cotswold TC national last year and went splashing around in puddles and everything ran sweet
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Old 28-01-2012
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cheers guys. it arrived today and by god does it smell. thanks for the help
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