RC Tyre Glue Tip - How to glue Tires With No Mess + Remove Them Easily!

[@ericwood2790]

Good tip , I think shoe goo is what it we have in the US , and I use it to reinforce the bodies along with some tape . I’ll have to give it a try because the ca glue can be nasty to work with . Thanks Mark

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks a ton, Eric! I think you must be correct, others have said the same about Shoe Goo! Worth a try, Steve of Shen RC says it works, too! 😀👍

[@irvine40]

The fantastic elastic is great stuff! I use it a lot! Great for repairing & re-enforcing rc car bodies too! It’s very similar to Goop or shoe goo

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks for the comment, it's great to know that it's not just me using this glue! Yeah, I use this stuff for lots of jobs like you. All the best my friend... 😀👍

[@madsrcbuggy]

Oh, Mark, this is good timing with this video, I need this! I actually already got me some flexible glue, I learned that from another video, but so far I've just been adding dabs of it, so most of the glue is probably in a blob inside the wheel... Distributing the glue really well and putting the tyre with that method and spinning to distribute even better. that all makes so much sense it makes me feel stupid to not have figured this out myself, but that's why it's so necessary that experienced guys like you keep making these basic tutorials, very much valued! Bonus comment, I like how even you, native English speaker, is also inconsistent in your spelling of Tyre/Tire!

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi Mads - I'm so pleased you found this video useful - music to my ears! Yes, I have glued on so many tyres over the years, and practice makes perfect - well, as good as I can get anyway! Oh - the spelling of "tyre"?!?!?! Yes, I did that on purpose, as I know that many people will search for videos like this using the American spelling, "tire". As I work in a school and teach English, this feels alien to me to use what I consider to be "incorrect English"!!! But I want to capture as many search results and views as I can - greedy me! Haha! :))

[@madsrcbuggy]

@@MarkBryanRC Ah, hah, you're an English teacher, Mark? Awesome! I do have to admit after growing up all over the places, many years in English speaking schools, it's the language I use most, also because my wifey and I have it as a common language, I never managed to learn proper Finnish... But one priviledge of not being a native English speaker is I can mix and match, say boot one day, trunk the other! :D

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@madsrcbuggy Well that explains a lot, Mads! I thought your English was amazing! Very natural and seems to come easy to you. Hehe, yeah, good to mix and match, but it sounds way cooler with your accent! Take care, mate! Say hello to Ilona! :O)

[@TonysRcTechboom]

Awesome Tip Mark 👍 ive actually got this glue and never thought off using it on my tyres 😛 this glue is fantastic and I like the fact it gives you time before it sets 👍 its great for a sealer to because its waterproof 😁 great how to video Mark as always 👍no vids for me this week , been too busy 😕 hope your having a good week bro 👍🙏👍.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks, bro! 👍 Worth a try mate, but not on your rigs with crazy fast brushless setups! Good to give a couple of days drying time if you can. Never mind about the video, we will be watching the next one, take care of you and yours first, my friend! Hope your week is going well, too! 😀👍

[@earlyculyer4103]

Good idea thanks for sharing You don't need CA glue That stuff is overkill I mean if you have a heavy vehicle and you're using a lot of power then I can see using CA glue but with a lightweight vehicle that is not overpowered that will do the trick just fine.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Great point! Thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated here. Apparently, UHU glue is also an effective solution. Hope this works on your RC cars. Cheers!

[@petergoodwin2465]

Thanks Mark, I'll see if they sell this glue in Australia , exelent idea to save the rims . Learning so much tips from this channel. Have a good weekend mate.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Cheers, Peter - it sounds like Shoe Goo is a similar product if you can't find this stuff down-under! A great weekend to you too, mate! 😄👍

[@BasBoyRC]

Super glue is a pain with tyres, great tip.

[@MarkBryanRC]

It sure is, Mal! Give this stuff a try, you never know! I use it on all my cars and have only had a couple of tyres come off. All the best, mate. 😀👍

[@davecoggan9619]

I went hunting for this stuff but couldn't find it in the pound shop near me. They did have UHU all purpose adhesive though and works just as well 👍 cheers for this

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks for the comment, Dave. Good that you found an alternative that also works on these tyres, good info for anyone else reading this thread, UHU does the job too! Cheers!

[@davecoggan9619]

@@MarkBryanRC also dries clear if you get it on the tyre walls. Probably not quite as good as yours but can't see it much 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@davecoggan9619 Even better! Good stuff, Dave. Have a cracking weekend! :O)

[@thecontractor365]

Hi mate, I never knew you glued your tyres. As Tamiya don't recommend it in their manuals, I just assumed you went with them. In hindsight though you do run a lot of brushless, so yeah, it's totally understandable. Great tip too with that flexible glue, I've never glued tyres myself although I can imagine how super glue would be a total nightmare. This flexible stuff seems totally ideal for the job. Nice one mate...👍🏻😁.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hiya mate! Yeah, I do glue some of my tyres, but prefer not to if I can get away with it. Some of my manuals do say to glue the tyres, but I don't remember off the top of my head, except for the Lunchbox that definitely shows using glue. I didn't glue them as a trial, and the rear wheels span inside the tyres when they got wet! Yeah, when I have a hopped up motor it's usually needed, like on my Neo Scorcher and Blitzer. All the best my good friend! 😀👍

[@dobbo4596]

Nice one Mark, just fitted up some wheels and tires with this perfect and no mess🙂

[@MarkBryanRC]

Great to hear it worked for you, that's good news indeed! I'm still using it with success too! Cheers! 😎👍

[@abetty9636]

Rear tyres keep coming off my Impreza99. Just bought this glue after watching your vid. Thanks Mark.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Great to hear that! I had the same problem on my Impreza 99 too - but solved by using this glue! Good luck with yours! :)

[@UncleBobsRC]

Great way to stick the tires on mate. I used silicone adhesive before, same thing I'm guessing. CA or Super Glue can be a pain when you use the thin stuff, but it does "flow" around the bead area easily (CA or Super Glue is not good if it gets on the foam inserts), i use medium thick CA for tires now.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks a ton, Bob! 👍 Yeah, silicone adhesive sounds very similar, but for extreme machines, CA glue is needed. That thicker Gel type sure sounds better than the runny stuff! Take care, brother! 😀👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Wanna chat, mate - get on facebook! I'll call ya! :D

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks for the info, buddy! :O)

[@UncleBobsRC]

@@MarkBryanRC OHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Did you see the Tamiya Grass Hooper looking buggy with IS?

[@UncleBobsRC]

@@MarkBryanRC TAMIYA New RC model coming soon !!

[@mattiasrc]

Great tip, thanks for sharing. Will try it on my next rally build.

[@MarkBryanRC]

No problem Mattias! I hope the glue works for you, as I said, it's worth a shot! 👍

[@paulphillips3707]

Hi Mark. Great video. I am new to Tamiya rc cars. I had been looking to get the Audi Quattro tt-02 you've tested. However, I won a competition for a tt-01 with mk1 Escort body, which came already built. I couldn't understand why the tyres kept coming off the rims until I watched this video.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi Paul! Many thanks for the comment. Congrats on winning that TT01!!! Yes, a little glue is needed on these tyres, especially after a little use, they just get looser and looser! All the best!

[@williambragg6890]

Fantastic tip il have to see if I can find some at my local hardware store. Don't know if it's been mentioned before now tamiya have a glueing jig part number 53338 as well.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Cheers, William - hope you can find some, I got mine from Poundland! Thanks for the info about the jig! Best regards from Mark... 😀👍

[@HuzeyRC]

I've never thought of using this.... and ive got some in the cupboard!!!! Great! 👍🏽

[@MarkBryanRC]

Now that's a win win situation! Give it a go, it works for me, but if you got a rig with 4000kv+ they just might come off the rims! All the best from Mark... :O)

[@HuzeyRC]

@@MarkBryanRC I generally stick to silver tins in my Tamiya's so should be more than enough!! 😁

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@HuzeyRC Same here my friend!

[@HuzeyRC]

@@MarkBryanRC good to know!! 😁

[@hollyhillrc]

I need this in my life. Thanks very much Mark ❤😀👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi my friend Derek! Yeah, worth a punt! As long as you don't have too much power, so it should do well on your cars, like mine with "sensible" motors! - Good luck with it. Sometimes leaving it a few days to dry helps. Cheers matey! 😀👍

[@krowe33]

Awesome. I was wondering how Shoe Goo would work for tires since it remains somewhat flexible. Now I think I will give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks Kevin - yeah I heard shoe goo is very similar - Shen RC says it does work so it's worth a try! Thanks for watching, all the best from Mark... 😀👍

[@RDsRCReviews]

@@MarkBryanRC I'm going to try Shoe Goo on my Sand Viper brushless build. Seems much less messy than Super Glue. I was going to ask Shen but looks like he already answered this question.

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@RDsRCReviews Definitely less messy, my friend - if Steve says it will work - I trust his judgement! :))

[@RDsRCReviews]

@@MarkBryanRC yep I know Steve. He is active in the Facebook communities I'm involved in and he visits my channel occasionally.

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@RDsRCReviews All good my friend, I'll visit too! :)

[@martinhsrc6699]

Nice one I’ll get some, never like usual tyre glue as like you say it ruins the wheels

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi Martin - yeah, worth a punt! As long as you don't have too much power, it should hold on well - good luck with it. Sometimes leaving it a few days to dry helps. Cheers! 😀👍

[@jone7940]

Great tip Mark! Thank you.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thank you very much, Jon - You're welcome!

[@danwilliams7372]

Hi Mark, Great tip! I’ve seen this stuff in my local pound shop 👍 I’m just coming to the end of my TT01E Buggyra build and I was wondering should I glue the tyres on? Also….do I need the foam inserts? Many thanks 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks Dan! Yeah it's good glue... I don't think you will need to glue the tyres unless you have a super fast motor fitted. The tyres on the Buggyra are pretty hard so I don't think foams would make much difference. All the best! 😎👍

[@thercguy]

Good idea...shoo goo might work similiarly

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks, Steve, yeah, I think it will work, Steve of Shen RC says it does! :))

[@paulboyes283]

Top tip, thanks Mark 👍😁

[@MarkBryanRC]

No problem Paul - glad you found it useful! Have a good weekend! 👍

[@tonysimpson5310]

Thanks for that going to give it a try.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks Tony - yeah, it's worth a try, especially as the glue is so cheap! Hope it works OK for you - cheers! 😀👍

[@catcancrunch7260]

Thanks for this tip mate nice one 👍🙏

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks, Cat, you are always welcome, mate! 😎👍

[@markgreenhalgh8344]

Just picked up a tube of this. Will give it ago 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Cheers Mark - it's worth a try, for best results leave a couple of days to really set the glue! All the best! 😄👍

[@markgreenhalgh8344]

@@MarkBryanRC stuck a link to your channel on tamiya legends 🔗👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@markgreenhalgh8344 Thanks very much, Mark! :D

[@NordicRC]

Thank you for sharing, Mark! Great tip. I remember you have mentioned it before, but it was great with a separate video and full demo. I wonder if any of the glue sticks to the wheel after removing it? Making it an uneven surface for the new tires? I expect not, since you have probably tried it many times with success but I had to ask

[@MarkBryanRC]

...and thank you for watching, Mikael! Yes, I'm glad you asked, it's a very good question! The glue does leave some residue on the rims when you remove the tyre, but it's easy to remove as it doesn't react with the plastic rims, it just peels off like a sticker! All the best my mate! :)

[@JarrettDorough]

Very nice tip!

[@MarkBryanRC]

Many thanks - I appreciate the comment! Cheers!

[@rcworxshop]

Great tip Mark, I've got that glue already, will give that a go next time 👍🏻 nice one 👍🏻

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks a lot, Matt - yeah, it's worth a try, especially as the glue is so cheap! It works OK as long as you haven't got a crazy fast motor - cheers mate! 😀👍

[@DustyFingersRC]

I will give that a try 👍🏼

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks mate - yeah, it's worth a try, especially as the glue is so cheap! If you have stock motors it should be fine. Hope it works OK for you - cheers from Mark! 😀👍

[@mikeymike3240]

Hi Mark, really great tyre tips, have to give it a shot.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hiya Mikey! Thanks a lot, yeah, it's worth a try, especially as the glue is so cheap! It works OK as long as you haven't got a crazy fast motor - cheers Mikey Mike! 😀👍

[@mikeymike3240]

@@MarkBryanRC The only motors I have are tamiya 540 silver cans, lol 😜👍👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@mikeymike3240 Hehe - then we are in the same boat, mate! :o)

[@mikeymike3240]

@@MarkBryanRC Hahaha

[@MrUnder30seconds]

thats a great tip

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks very much 😀 👍

[@tonystamp2708]

That's a great tip. Thanks.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Glad it was helpful, Tony! Give it a go - only costs a pound! Cheers! 😎👍

[@samiismail8690]

Very helpful Sir, Thank you .

[@MarkBryanRC]

You are most welcome, thank you for your kind comment! :))

[@samiismail8690]

@@MarkBryanRC Restoring a vintage Tamiya Avante 58072. The tyre inner sponge 50359 is discontinued I think. Are these necessary to run the car or do I need to cut and make some from sponge strips?

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@samiismail8690 Hi - no I think you can run without the sponge inserts, but it might be worth giving it a try and adding some self-made sponges. Take a look at these, they might be able to fit: Tamiya 84201 1/10 Scale R/C Buggy Inner Sponge.

[@radams581]

This is clever, will it work on 1/8 scale brushless?!

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks! Hmm, it will work on larger scale cars but the glue isn't as strong as superglue, but might be worth a try? Cheers! 😎👍

[@R.B_B]

Very Nice. What is this tires and wheels?

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks! The wheels are off the TT02 Escort Turbo road car kit and the tyres are from www.blacksmithproducts.co.uk. 👍

[@RCHobbyShed]

Great tip, Mark. Thanks for sharing mate! 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks a bunch, Mick! Thanks for watching. BTW, sorry if you haven't seen any comments from me lately, I have been watching your vids but have a big issue with YT deleting most of my comments lately! :-/

[@RCHobbyShed]

@@MarkBryanRC No probs mate! All good mate, YT is a bit strange sometimes. Recently I've been replying to comments days or weeks old and I've only just seen them now. Or like you say, I know there is a comment and when I go to it, it's not there. Just the way it is I guess. Have a great day mate! 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@RCHobbyShed Cheers Mick, thanks for understanding - all the best to you mate! :)

[@facedezizi4252]

Hey Mark. Really digging your videos mate. Love your content. Building my first 1/10 rallye rig soon. Can you recommend some decent tires for not too much money? Thanks. Cheers from Germany

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hello and thank you for the nice comment! As for rally tyres, my favourite are the Tamiya Rally Block tyres. However, you can find Chinese copies all over eBay for about half the price, and they come with foam inserts, too. Cheers from the UK!

[@ianat5016]

Top tip And Bob is my uncle 👍😂🤣

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks Ian - hehe, yeah, we all got an uncle Bob! Your comment really made me smile - cheers! :))

[@kerndeath]

Do you add any foam inserts if is t there any point ??? If you do do you use the proper Tamiya ones or do you make some up

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi there. For my rally cars I generally don't add foams to the rally block tyres as they are quite rigid as it is. But for the softer road tyres I add foams. I have used Tamiya foams and also made some from medium density foam and they work just as well. Hope this answers your question! 👍

[@c.k.hobbyshop3351]

Great video good info 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for the nice comment my friend! 😎👍

[@SRG-HITMAN-11]

Thanks for info

[@MarkBryanRC]

Any time Sir, you are very welcome! 😎👍

[@SRG-HITMAN-11]

@@MarkBryanRC much appreciated im in Essex been out rc game sine i was 19 now 53

[@MarkBryanRC]

I think many of us in this game have a similar story (but I'm a lot older than you! 😅) Cheers mate! 🍻😎👍

[@SRG-HITMAN-11]

@@MarkBryanRC enjoy you videos showing speed runs and rubbish motors that try to look like there xhit hot

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@SRG-HITMAN-11 Great to hear, thanks a ton! 🤗🤗👍👍

[@Del350K4]

No more superglue tyres for me! Cheers, Mark.

[@MarkBryanRC]

Cheers my mate, Del! I reckon this stuff will work well for you as you don't usually use stupid-fast brushless systems! Sometimes it's worth leaving it a couple of days to really set. All the best, take care of the knee! 😀👍

[@ShenRC]

😁👍 Great Idea Mark! I don't think that's in the USA but I use goop shoe goo glue here sometimes and it looks kind of the same as the stuff your using and works great also. PS. posted this on your dark impact buggy video but if you did not get it here it is again... a simple fix for the comment problem I forgot to to tell you about that I always tell others to do is simply un sub me and wait a couple hours and re sub and that usually fixes the problem.👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks a ton Steve - yeah I heard that shoo goo is similar! And thanks again for the tip - good of you my friend! 😀👍

[@RDsRCReviews]

@@MarkBryanRC I'm going to try Shoe Goo on my Sand Viper tires since I'm worried they will slip on brushless. You guys think the tires will slip on 3500kv 2s 17t pinion brushless setup?

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@RDsRCReviews Hi - I reckon it's worth a try with the Shoe Goo - I think it will do the job as the tyres fit pretty tight anyway! All the best and good luck! :)

[@Acheronus80]

Hi Mark!! Have you tried this with tyres that are already on the rims, and are a total pain in the butt to fit (Schumacher Cut Staggers and Cactus on DT-02 dish wheels)

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi there! No I haven't used the glue on the tyres you mention, but I have used it on Proline crawler tyres, Lunchbox tyres, Ground Assault tyres on my Blitzer Beetle and virtually every other Tamiya tyre and it's done a great job on all of them!

[@Acheronus80]

@@MarkBryanRC looks like I'm gonna give it a whirl !!!

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@Acheronus80 🤞🤞👌👌👍👍

[@PeteWylieRC]

Great tip and well demonstrated mate. Super Glue can be a pain, especially when you get it all over your fingers and they get stuck together. Seems to stick skin better than anything. I wonder if Fantastic Elastic is like Shoe Goo which is what people use to stick plasterboard tape inside RC bodies to strengthen them? Be good if it is as Shoe Goo is quite expensive. Anyway good to catch you mid week. Hope all is well with you. Cheers for now :-)

[@cw-01creations46]

Super Glue was used by medics during the war to patch up the soldiers. If you use too much, you end up looking like the man from Atlantis 🏊

[@cw-01creations46]

@Jess hahaha, sorry, didn't mean to laugh, I use the thick black chunky gaffa tape for the inside of my shells before painting then hot glue aluminium mesh to stop the roof pillars from caving in if it lands on its roof 👍

[@PeteWylieRC]

@Jess Yeah I do use Gorilla Tape too and it does seem good.

[@PeteWylieRC]

@@cw-01creations46 Yeah they still use a type of Super Glue for some medical procedures like sticking your burst ear drum back in. A bloke down the pub told me so it's definitely true!

[@cw-01creations46]

@@PeteWylieRC When I split my head open, the Quacks used super glue on me so that my skull wasn't exposed to the elements of the outside world but it did naff all for my hairline 🤔

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

Me Mukka, I'm going to have to see if I can find the U.S. counterpart. Although I've sorted the CA problems, using a Diabetic Syringe 💉..... It still has the issue of having to basically Bin the Wheels when the Tyres are worn!! 😖 Plus, since it doesn't cure in nanoseconds (like CA!), the Bead has time to settle evenly, without high/low spots. That's great for high speed runs! Brilliant my Brother!! 👊👍👍😊 Hope things are steadily improving. WE are spending the Week in a Hotel, around the corner... Our Aircon BROKE!!! 🔥🔥🔥😠 A critical problem here. So I couldn't bring my "Toys". And Mate, the Truck Cab is a viral RAT'S NEST of wiring!! 😳 I'm really at a critical point, where I cannot forget WHERE all those Wires go! Guess it's OK. I was so exhausted when I got home Friday Morning, that I slept till SUNDAY!! 😳

[@MarkBryanRC]

Cheers mate! Sorry - but I already replied and it's been deleted! Can't remember what I wrote! Oh yeah, you got a great trick with the syringe - good job as CA is needed on more powerful rigs! Hope your aircon gets fixed soon - you need to get back to that cool project of yours so we can see the nest installment! Lou and I are no better, but thanks for asking, my US mate! :)

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

@@MarkBryanRC I DON'T know what's going on with your comments lately!! 😠😖 Your comment on my Video worked great. Shoe Goo is definitely available here! I will be trying that on the Semi Trucks - because I don't want to ruin those Alumininium Wheels.

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks IDK what's going on - it may be fixed because I complained on YT help system! Give the goo a go!!! :D

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

@@MarkBryanRC I've gotten everything so far! 😊 BTW, you're "off the hook" for awhile... Christine wants our Music. Quote "As much as you're willing to send" I'll try not to INUNDATE her!! 😜

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks Haha! She doesn't know what she's let herself in for! :P

[@tiborvon]

Thats really good info Mark. Like you say, other glues and super glue type of stuff is mega messy. I wonder if it would hold on 6s trucks if you was to put more on. What about crawler tyres Mark, do you think it would work on those?

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hey Tibs - thanks mate! No my friend, I reckon if you have a really powerful motor CA glue is the only way to go! As for crawlers, I reckon it's worth a try, it seems OK on my CC01 with an 80T motor. Take care, bud! 😀👍

[@tiborvon]

Cheers dude, i might give it a try

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@tiborvon Nice one Tibs! BTW - I tried several times to leave a comment on your last video, but they kept getting removed. I tried a while ago and I think it got posted! Sorry it was short, but I got fed up of typing and having it all removed! Bloody KZbin! :-/

[@tiborvon]

Really !!!! No way, that’s ridiculous Mark. A few people have had various issues with KZbin recently. A couple of the lads have had issues with view disappearing as well as comments. Bizarre matey

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@tiborvon Oh yes mate - about 90% of my comments are being deleted at the moment! I contacted KZbin and they basically told me it was because all the other channels were blocking me! They would not help! Load of Bo!!ocks, mate!

[@JF-RC]

Hi Mark, hope your keeping well. Interesting alternative to CA glue. Great tip my friend. Interestingly, the advert after your presentation, was for Gorilla super glue, coincidence? But, certainly Fantastic Elastic seems so much easier to use that CA glue and should you spill some over the tyre, then a swift rub and away it goes, whereas with super glue, you’ll end up at AE for removal off your fingers! 😁😆. Nice tip. P.S. got my reverse light working on the Orlandoo Hunter Land Rover Defender, stupid me, put the + and - round the wrong way on the little distribution board. All re-soldered and working as it should. Only thing is, what to do next?…..take care my friend, 👌😉

[@cw-01creations46]

You need a Lunchbox in your life John 🤔

[@JF-RC]

@@cw-01creations46 Hi buddy, thank you. Maybe you’re right, I have been looking at that model and the Subaru Brat. I suppose I could create the Lunchbox into an 80’s homage to Hannibal, Face, Murdock and BA! Hmmmm?

[@cw-01creations46]

@@JF-RC The A-Team van has been done to death unless you give it an abstract version i.e = a red shell with the black and dark silver stripe, black wheels, black bumpers, black roof spoiler.

[@JF-RC]

@@cw-01creations46 Hi, maybe you’re right, I can imagine the A team Van and those pesky metalling kids in the mystery machine, would be over recreated. Good idea, inverting the colour scheme. I’m checking out the UK Tamiya distributor as we speak. 👌😉

[@cw-01creations46]

@@JF-RC it's a shame I don't have your address otherwise I would have sent you a kit. We all need channel sponsors in our lives cos this is what makes the world go round. Content for everyone 🤓

[@greendemon70]

Excelsior

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks, I think!?!?! 😄👍

[@Naptime48]

did this with my Alu rims, left em to dry over night. Next day drift, an the rear tyres ripped straight off in a few mins. Not sure if tis is good for Alu wheels?

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi there and thanks for sharing your experience! I've never tried this glue on alloy so I'm not sure. But when I've put the glue on too thickly it can take 3 to 4 days to dry. Maybe it doesn't like the alloy though.

[@Naptime48]

@@MarkBryanRC Yeah. I did wonder about sanding the surface of the wheel to get better adhesion. I liked this concept as I don't trust meself with super glue :'D Maybe it's because I tried this on my drift car?

[@MarkBryanRC]

That's a good idea, most glue works better on a bigger surface area and sanding will do that. It must be worth a try. Haha, I don't trust myself with superglue either, last time I used it I only managed to glue my fingers together!!! 🤣 Not sure if it was because it was your drift car, these rally tyres I glued on had a real hammering on all surfaces 😬 and they didn't come off! 👍

[@scottoblander9419]

looks like E6000 or "shoe goo" that's sold in the US

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi Scott - I think you must be correct, others have said the same! Worth a try, Steve of Shen RC says it works, too! 😀👍

[@crimsonram77]

This is shoe geo and its like $5-8CAD for like half a tooth past bottle and its a good price for that amount

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks for the info, if shoe goo is the same it should do a decent job of gluing tyres! Cheers!

[@mobil_family.123]

Nyimak kawan

[@MarkBryanRC]

Sorry, I don't understand - I hope it's nice! 😎👍

[@3TRCGarage]

Hi Mark, I dunno…part of the hobby is accidentally gluing your tires to the work bench or gluing yourself to the tires….😀

[@MarkBryanRC]

Haha! Love this comment Bro! You are so right, it wouldn't be the same without gluing yourself to something! Have a lovely weekend, my friend! 😄👍

[@meanrhythm9048]

Thanks again Mark. Ordered. I’ve got to glue my tyres for racing but I’m absolutely done with CA. Don’t start me off😊. Tried black silicone but sadly failed. Thought it was the grail of rc tyre bondings. Can’t stand the mess and the waste from CA. Ruined more than one decent set of tyres and rims messing around with acetone and the like trying to reclaim rims or just swap rubber for different surfaces. £ for £ rc wheels and tyres are super expensive so CA can b@gger off ! Best wishes to you and your trusty cameraman. Peace. MR

[@MarkBryanRC]

No worries, MR, I hope it works for you... it's best to leave it to dry for a few days if you can. And I can tell you it won't hold a tyre on at 45mph, as I just found out! But at normal speeds it works a treat. Oh yes, I've had bad experiences with CA glue, my fingers will never forgive me!!! Best wishes to you, too, all the best! 😎🤞👍

[@meanrhythm9048]

I'll let you know how it gets on Mark.. First is a pair of short course truck control tyres racing on astroturf. Lots of weight being thrown around so should test the integrity of the bead fully. Peace. MR

[@MarkBryanRC]

Sounds like a good test!!! 🤞🤞👍

[@meanrhythm9048]

Success ! High traction astro, lots of weight thrown around, impacts, jumps - solid. On touring cars probably even better. Result. Thanks once again Mark. MR

[@MarkBryanRC]

Awesome news! I'm chuffed! Thanks for letting me know! Peace. 😎👊👍

[@cw-01creations46]

Seventh !!! Couldn't make 1st 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

All good, Sir, a comment is a comment and always appreciated! Well - I'd love to leave comments on other videos, but KZbin won't ley me!!!

[@cw-01creations46]

@@MarkBryanRC Slags. On a different note, MK2 Escort tonight ready for you tomorrow 👍👍👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@cw-01creations46 Eh??? Now I'm confused!

[@cw-01creations46]

@@MarkBryanRC You will (should) get a notification tomorrow for you to view my MK2 Escort that I've recently built, monster style 👍

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@cw-01creations46 Wow, can't wait, Peter! If I don't get notified I'll definitely click on your channel and wait to see the awesome creation! Have a great evening my good friend! 😎👍

[@Randomcontentmadness]

I now got the stuff 😂

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hope it works well for you, Alfie! :)

[@lmadigan1971]

hi what if the tire has foam inserts

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi! No problem, just fit the inserts into the tyre before you fit it to the wheel, the glue will not affect the inserts, I've done it many times! 😎👍

[@chrisspearline767]

What about gorilla glue?

[@MarkBryanRC]

Hi Chris, if it's the rubberised type oog glue like this I reckon it would be a good choice! 😎👍🏼

[@chrisspearline767]

@@MarkBryanRC e6000 glue?

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@chrisspearline767 I've not used that glue myself but it would be worth giving it a try!

[@chrisspearline767]

@@MarkBryanRC hey you know what I forgot I had this brand new unopened tube of Barge rubber cement. I put some of that on and I'm convinced this is the stuff to use

[@MarkBryanRC]

@@chrisspearline767 Thanks for the tip! You know, you got me Googling lots of cement brands today! 😅😅 It looks like good stuff! 😎👌👍🏼

[@MrLunithy]

Looks like it is the same as yanky Goop E6000 or some thing cant remember banned Canada my bet lol nothing in AU.... gets on eBay

[@MarkBryanRC]

Thanks very much for the info - you must be right as others have said the same. Best regards from Mark! 😎👍

[@soldierboycali]

thanks very nice

[@MarkBryanRC]

Most welcome 😎👌👍

[@MrSupercharger99]

Didn't work for me mate, think my car is too powerful ran it up on the bench two tyres came straight off.

[@MarkBryanRC]

That's a shame mate. Worth a try though, I used this glue on tyres for a 13.5T brushless car and it was OK, but much faster than that the I'm not sure. Sometimes it does take a few days to dry properly though. Hope you find something that works, there is always the dreaded superglue!!!! 😎👍