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Plasti dip: A new range of radio control products


Recently we have made available for you a new range of products called Plasti Dip, that you are featured on our website.

This new range of products is designed for a broad aplication in all areas without overlooking its aplication in the field of radio control.


What is Plasti Dip?

Its a range of paints or aerosols that becomes ruber upon drying.

Thanks to its excelent propierties this ruber protects the object in question from water, moisture plus even stronger elements such as acids or alcaline substances.


What are the possible aplications of this products?

For the world of radio control; a great deal!!.

There are versions of this product for insulating and producing a thermoretractible tube effect, making batteries water proof, protecting our speed controllers on days of heavy rain, to insulate pcbs with a plastic coating. Is very useful for creating tool grips thanks to the fact that, once set, you are left with a flexible and removable sleeve with a good grip.


Basically it enables you to easily apply an impermeable and insulating coating to any product.

With the use of a primer coat you can obtain a permanent finish when painting or vulcanicing surfaces.


Who we are?
Technical Racing Products, especialist Mini Z, radiocontrol and model car racing offers you a meeting point where you can get the latest news, participate in forums, surveys, consult our specialists, improve your radio control vehicle with our exclusive products etc..

Within the vast world of radio control, TRP is specialized in the mini and micro scales (vehicles a 1/18 , 1/28, 1/16 etc.). With a real vocation of speading the word on this discipline, TRP organises and promotes a wide array of exhibition races and championships that are held all over Spain and Portugal, inside exhibition halls, shopping centers and sports pavilions.

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