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Hi all!

I hope I post this in the right section,

So I've got a quite specific question here. We're currently renewing our track in Belgium (Sprimont), and it's an outdoor track made of clay.

Now my question is, do anyone know what kind of product/liquid, we could spray to get more grip on clay?

Or is there any known product everybody uses automatically when creating a track made of clay?

It will be made for 1/10 and 1/8 buggies and 1/10 Sort Course.

I don't know where I heard once that Coke can be sprayed on clay to get more grip... Really don't know if it's a great idea...

Hope to read something interesting soon!

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I think good tires will do the job :d
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I guess it should, but as it's not just about which tires I will choose but more about how the club can make the track more "comfortable" for the whole community, that's why I post this general question :P
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Wel, maybe you could at some parts with carpet,
You said you are from Belgium?
Maybe you should check our track it's located in Oudenaarde
We have some parts with astro/carpet it helps to get more traction in some corners..

Maybe you could race once so you could feel how it drive
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We are from Sprimont - RC Electro Liege, we already had a track on clay but on some parts we were missing grip so we added some carpet/astro too, but then it's not as nice as to have a full clay track

Still I guess this possibility will have to be taken in account if we don't find anything else.

We could eventually manage to visit your track but it's a bit far away!

I'll let you know when ours is ready again.



PS : If everyone else has an idea I'm still willing to hear it
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hmm fully clay?
in America they run full clay tracks but I'm not sure what they do with their clay.
I think you need a special mix of dirt?
Also if you search on google some pictures of clay track in America you almost see no dirt.. it's very packed so it's really hard like concrete.

Wow yes I see it's like 200km
If you have some time y can always visit us when we have a race
http://www.mrco.comuv.com/MRCOindex.htm


Great, I hope you manage to make it a full clay track
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