any one use rhino lining to protect there....
07-21-2005 | 01:53 PM
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thanks for the idea, it would be great hey delete this thead and start selling chassis like that just get theres in the mail then line it then send it bake for like 50 bucks a chassis? hows that sound?
07-21-2005 | 01:58 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
Rhino Lining may be alittle on the heavy side.( just a guess) but they do have products very similar.
Possibly a hard clear coat of a spray paint...
Possibly that new Garage floor paint ( is like rhino lining for your garage floor)
My thought was to make a mold of the chassis in clay or w/e then pour plastic into the mold...let set, and you have a cover for the bottom of your chassis. With that done you only have to deal with one or 2 striped screws rather than all of them.
Dunno, just ideas..
Possibly a hard clear coat of a spray paint...
Possibly that new Garage floor paint ( is like rhino lining for your garage floor)
My thought was to make a mold of the chassis in clay or w/e then pour plastic into the mold...let set, and you have a cover for the bottom of your chassis. With that done you only have to deal with one or 2 striped screws rather than all of them.
Dunno, just ideas..
07-21-2005 | 02:07 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
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thanks for the idea, it would be great hey delete this thead and start selling chassis like that just get theres in the mail then line it then send it bake for like 50 bucks a chassis? hows that sound?
thanks for the idea, it would be great hey delete this thead and start selling chassis like that just get theres in the mail then line it then send it bake for like 50 bucks a chassis? hows that sound?
07-21-2005 | 02:24 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
ORIGINAL: D0G
Rhino Lining may be alittle on the heavy side.( just a guess) but they do have products very similar.
Possibly a hard clear coat of a spray paint...
Possibly that new Garage floor paint ( is like rhino lining for your garage floor)
My thought was to make a mold of the chassis in clay or w/e then pour plastic into the mold...let set, and you have a cover for the bottom of your chassis. With that done you only have to deal with one or 2 striped screws rather than all of them.
Dunno, just ideas..
Rhino Lining may be alittle on the heavy side.( just a guess) but they do have products very similar.
Possibly a hard clear coat of a spray paint...
Possibly that new Garage floor paint ( is like rhino lining for your garage floor)
My thought was to make a mold of the chassis in clay or w/e then pour plastic into the mold...let set, and you have a cover for the bottom of your chassis. With that done you only have to deal with one or 2 striped screws rather than all of them.
Dunno, just ideas..
i would much rather lose a fractional amount of speed then to have my chassis have a ton of gouges in it
this would be more for the basher than the racer so i dont think weight would matter
07-21-2005 | 02:44 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
this would be more for the basher than the racer so i dont think weight would matter
*heads to Ebay to market his new Rhino lining idea*
07-21-2005 | 02:53 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
ORIGINAL: losi xxx-ntkid
crap i knew this was one of the things i wasnt supposed to talk about [:@]
ORIGINAL: nitroboy01
thanks for the idea, it would be great hey delete this thead and start selling chassis like that just get theres in the mail then line it then send it bake for like 50 bucks a chassis? hows that sound?
thanks for the idea, it would be great hey delete this thead and start selling chassis like that just get theres in the mail then line it then send it bake for like 50 bucks a chassis? hows that sound?
07-21-2005 | 03:39 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
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Why not just use a thck piece of lexan and you can cut out or drill small holes to get to the screws for maintenance stuff. I like it, but it gets beat up looking after a while.
Why not just use a thck piece of lexan and you can cut out or drill small holes to get to the screws for maintenance stuff. I like it, but it gets beat up looking after a while.
07-21-2005 | 07:48 PM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
Good idea, im going to only drill 4-6 holes or so in the lexan to hold it in place and use longer screws in those holes then if there is any issue with stripping of the screw then its only a few..lol
One place I play has a damn gravel road so my chassis takes a beating from that. I thought I seized the engine one time cause I couldnt pull the starter, but it turned out to be just a rock jammed in the spur gear. wheeeew..lol
One place I play has a damn gravel road so my chassis takes a beating from that. I thought I seized the engine one time cause I couldnt pull the starter, but it turned out to be just a rock jammed in the spur gear. wheeeew..lol
07-22-2005 | 06:40 AM
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RE: any one use rhino lining to protect there....
I think he means something like this, did this about a year ago when i got my Fusion.21 and iv done the same this year on my rush evo:-
