TinyTruck Tech - Filling Lexan Body Holes

[@vaultstory]

I did this as well but it was a clear unpainted shell i had marked and drilled for several cars,never had painted it so i used it and it now has no holes and is not to noticeable .works great for that

[@DanPRC]

That's cool!! I was also thinking LEDs and cable management. Thanks for the demo!!

[@davemcclain2034]

Thank you so much, I've been looking for something like Bondic Pens. Great video!!!

[@bigdaddyd82vapes92]

saw this stuff on an episode of Shark Tank on Cable. I instantly knew it would have a billion uses for my tiny trucks!!

[@Wad3c]

Does the glue crack off if you flex the body?

[@GCMRacing1]

It does not, surprisingly!

[@SteveSoper1979]

What kind of sorcery is this? :p This is seriously amazing. Thx for the tip.

[@RYANsTOYS]

Saw these pens at Home Depot but had no idea they were so sick!

[@LucaCoppadoro]

Nice tip! Why don't you do a how-to video on magnetic body mounts? That would also be interesting

[@abeman5855]

There is one with different solutions.

[@need4drift]

RC awesomeness !

[@norseman9166]

Nice tip of the day lol

[@davidmclain3106]

Nice I have one it's sweet

[@JacobGnarly]

Wtf? Why was I unsubscribed? This is the last video I remember seeing

[@Jarhead1313]

Wouldn't a hot glue gun do the same thing? After it dries just sand the glue down.

[@GCMRacing1]

Not really, the hot glue doesn't ever dry the same way as this. The Bondic is a plastic that actually turns into a hard plastic after the UV cures it. Hotglue never turns into hard plastic.

[@Jarhead1313]

You're right lol but I was curious and tried on an old basher body and yep, it definitely didn't turn out like I was expecting