Maximum Stability for Your RC Body: The Killerbody Aluminum Tape (item number 48065) is the ideal protection for any RC vehicle body. High-quality model car bodies made of Lexan or polycarbonate are subjected to extreme stress during rough driving conditions. With this glass-fiber-reinforced aluminum tape, you can reinforce critical areas such as wheel wells, front sections, or body mounts from the inside in no time at all. The tape effectively absorbs impacts and reliably prevents the material from tearing during accidents or hard landings.Robust Material Properties for Rigorous UseThis special adhesive tape is characterized by its exceptional durability. Thanks to the integrated glass-fiber reinforcement, the tape remains extremely tear-resistant and offers significantly greater stability than conventional adhesive tapes. At the same time, the product benefits from the typical advantages of aluminum. It is waterproof and heat-resistant up to 120 degrees Celsius. This makes it perfectly suited for shielding electronic components or for thermal insulation near heat-generating drive components.Optimal Dimensions and Easy ApplicationWith a width of 30 millimeters, the tape easily covers even larger surfaces or long edges. The generous total length of twenty meters per roll ensures a long-lasting supply in your workshop. The material adapts exceptionally well to the individual curves and shapes of modern RC bodies. Its strong adhesive properties guarantee a permanently secure hold on clean, grease-free surfaces, without the edges peeling off while driving. Versatile Use in Model BuildingWhether you want to reinforce a new body from the start to make it race-ready or repair an already damaged shell, this aluminum tape is the perfect tool. In addition to mechanical reinforcement, it’s also ideal for neatly routing cables along the inside of the body or preventing light leakage from installed LED lighting. A true multi-tool that no RC kit should be without.
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