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what tape do you guys suggest to prorect a shell?

whats best? as i have just recieved my #5D shell
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All mine have either masking tape or duct tape on them
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want something heavy duty

will electrical tape do?
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I use Parma-Clear coat 3-4 Layer's brushed on, Then Elec tape on the wearing spots on 1/10th. Clear coat-protects fine tbh the elc tape I use near the side's to stop rubbing. But some type of Clear Coat will be a good idea tbh. Save's some weight too-if your that fussy haha

1/8th- Same as above, but then use Heat Proof tape-near pipe and so on. Think a fair few people use a special tape Losi sell-Not tried it but, its meant to be fantastic for 1/8th cars..
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Probably not as it is not really very sticky and you would need a lot to cover one shell
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Aluminum tape, available from maplins, euro car pars. Cover the inside with that, you will also be able to see where it scratches and put a few extra layers of it.
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I use ventureshield on mine from 3M..
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all add weight were its not needed, nitro block or clear coat 1-2 coats are fine
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plasterers scrim tape then sho goo.
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I use nothing. I simply make sure that when the electrics are fitted nothing touches the shell!
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