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Kenwoodturbo 01-26-2014 12:08 PM

Have to be careful with rc
Motorspray. Some of it is just relabeled brake cleaner. And since brushed rc racing died years ago I haven't seen it in shops in a while.

kenchan 01-26-2014 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenwoodturbo (Post 2667274)
Have to be careful with rc
Motorspray. Some of it is just relabeled brake cleaner. And since brushed rc racing died years ago I haven't seen it in shops in a while.

No it is not brake cleaner. Lol

Closest would be electronic contact cleaner
You can find motorspray on ebay, hobby shops.

Most are voc compliant now.

kenchan 01-26-2014 01:08 PM

NissanFan had a pict of the motorspray he uses but it looks like he took it down... :ugh:

Kenwoodturbo 01-26-2014 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2667307)
No it is not brake cleaner. Lol

Closest would be electronic contact cleaner
You can find motorspray on ebay, hobby shops.

Most are voc compliant now.

Some of it IS. Fwiw I was in the business for a while. Not all if it is created equal especially when regular guys started businesses selling rc stuff. It should not be, but many of them are.

Most if that stuff is rebranded items you can buy just about anywhere. Especially old brushed motor items.

alphajam 01-26-2014 03:06 PM

I always use fishing line followed up with goo-gone and wax.

happytheman 01-26-2014 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2666748)
Btw I hear removing dealer badge voids all warranty. :ugh:




Ok, not really...

:icon18::icon18:

kenchan 01-26-2014 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenwoodturbo (Post 2667393)
Some of it IS. Fwiw I was in the business for a while. Not all if it is created equal especially when regular guys started businesses selling rc stuff. It should not be, but many of them are.

Most if that stuff is rebranded items you can buy just about anywhere. Especially old brushed motor items.

:yawn: do us a favor and :gtfo2:




im just kidding. motor spray is good. i use it all the time. TA Emerald PerformancePlus3 (pre-VOC), Dynamite Magnumforce2 are both approved by kenchan. one can still get them readily. ive not tried the PerformancePlus4 yet, but im assuming its okay to use on painted car bits as well.

kenchan 01-26-2014 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by alphajam (Post 2667412)
I always use fishing line followed up with goo-gone and wax.

googone stinx. i rather use WD40. speaking of goo gone, i was using it a few moments ago salvaging a matchbox car my kid slapped stickers on when he was smaller. :shakes head:

my fingers still stinks even after washing with soap a few times. :ugh:

frost 01-26-2014 05:00 PM

It smells like oranges, you smell-nazi!

kenchan 01-26-2014 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 2667547)
It smells like oranges, you smell-nazi!

last time i ate oranges it did not smell like that! :mad:

alphajam 01-26-2014 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 2667547)
It smells like oranges, you smell-nazi!

Right?! Chan, you might need to buy a new bottle of it, its not honey!

Crayon 01-27-2014 05:18 PM

How do I get at the corner of mine? It's not a badge that sticks out. It's a decal with separate letters and all, and with some conservative heating via hairdryer (don't wanna melt my paint or something), I couldn't get under any letter of the decal to start pulling it off.

Pic for reference:
http://i.imgur.com/SsfWH8Y.jpg

It's the "Melloy" sticker/decal thingy.

kenchan 01-27-2014 05:53 PM

i would warm it up and use my fingernail to lift it up like 1mm. then i have these super fine point tweezers that i would use to pull up some more, then pull the rest by finger tips.

those decals you can peel up like yogurt lid. no need to pull horizontally. take your time so that the adhesive doesnt separate from the liner. not that it's the end of the world, you can remove it by motorspray, wax, wd40, googone, adhesive remover, gasoline, polish, etc.

Tazicon 01-27-2014 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Crayon (Post 2668746)
How do I get at the corner of mine? It's not a badge that sticks out. It's a decal with separate letters and all, and with some conservative heating via hairdryer (don't wanna melt my paint or something), I couldn't get under any letter of the decal to start pulling it off.

Pic for reference:
http://i.imgur.com/SsfWH8Y.jpg

It's the "Melloy" sticker/decal thingy.


Not going to make it a Mello sticker like so many do out there? I grew up right behind the dealership that was on Lomas!

Anyway I always just use my finger nail to get it started. I just did the one on my Jeep all with my finger nail before I left the dealership. Then I took a little rubbing alcohol took the residue off then did a quick wax after I got home. Easy stuff. Took all of 5 minutes on a Dealership name that was a lot longer than Melloy Datsun! Opps Nissan.


Oh I also did one on our new company truck while I was down in Phoenix over the weekend.

Elan 01-27-2014 06:44 PM

I just used some soapy water and my finger nail. I just slowly picked at it. Took forever but totally did the trick. Goo gone to get rid of the left over adhesive.


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