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Old 16-07-2011
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Hi guys i am just wondering how does everyone apply aluminium foil to their 1/8 bodys?

I use duct tape but that weights a little to much and keeps falling off!

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Aluminium foil ????
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Yes Aluminium foil i thought people used these for heat protection? They put this inside their bodyshell ? Or am i getting something badly wrong here??
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Yes aluminium foil TAPE. Its self adhesive. Search on ebay
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it's the real duct tape. it should work. i used to use servo tape with kitchen style aluminum foil stuck to it to make heat sheilding. stick the foil to the tape and the tape to the body. hope this helps.
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Just go to your local Halfords...Thats where I got a roll from
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