Or in the plastic dip..............great product

is that removeable????

Yes indeed this product is removable. Simple razor blade with do the trick. After I apply the second coat and trim the servo horn I'll post a close up for ya. Gonna be a couple days though for it to fully cure.

Did you put anything on the servo to keep the stuff from getting into the servo? I would really like to know how it turns out.

I don't know why you guys don't use Aeroplate, what your doing is not waterproofing the servos, water can still get in from the top. Your just making it harder to dry them out.

Big I just scuffed the servo housing so the dip would adhere better and as far as the top I plan to visit LHS for some o-rings to seat to the top other than that the other conjoining housings have o-rings in them.


polstery I like to go against the grain in RC,there are many products out there to be used. Any problems? No? thats what I thought..lol

Second coat was applied 1 day ago. I dont think there is going to be any problems with this

what is aeroplate? i have heard it metioned before but i still don't know what it is. could you post a link to a website that has some info on it?

http://www.aerotrend.com/shop_cat.php?cat=1

what do you do with that stuff? do you just cover your servos and reciever with it and anything else you want to water-proof with it and it will keep the water out?

and by "that stuff" i mean aeroplate

whats wrong with the simple ballon

A simple balloon can break, ruining your electronics.

It is much safer to go with a "goo" then a balloon, in my mind anyways.

Guys Im new here but...
How can you waterproof the servos etc if there are holes required to push pull a throttle or steering rod???
Wont it get in there??

I havent built a car yet soon to order an mbx-5? just reading up on stuff first.

The only holes nessesary are the ones on the servo horn, the plastic or aluminum arm that connects the rod which controls the throttle or steering.

Finished product:

have you tested it out yet? did you have any problems?

yes I benched tested them out before they even were installed in the truck work excellent, nice smooth operation as before.

Looks nice.

Can you get it in different colors?

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