any company make anything or does anyone have a solution to protecting your paint when using dr's at the track?

 

spray pam cooking spray on it. works like a charm

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Arrest ME Red 1994 Camaro Z28 Convertible
just a chip and a muffler, well maybe some headers

First run EVER
R/T - .675 (on a pro tree)
60 FT - 1.943
1/4 - 13.969 @ 98.77
http://home.attbi.com/~mycamaro/

 

Possibly get some magnetic covers that match your paint?? Pam cooking oil isn't going to protect ANY paint from rocks being thrown at 60 MPH. Of course it helps with cleanup though.

coughmudflapscough

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Denny Villemure
1989 Camaro IROC-Z Convertible, 305 TPI, 2.73 Gear, Flowmaster 2 chamber. 15.60 on motor, 14.20 on a 75 shot from NX. Woo hoo!
www.denny.cz28.com

 

Years ago we used to use a clear bag and tape. If you can get a large sheet of clear tape would work good. Kind of like the shipping tape used on new cars. Pam or baby oil will keep the rubber from sticking to the paint.

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87 IROC L98 700R4 A few mods. Best et 12.96 at 110 mph
All motor No NOS or Supercharger.
96 WS6 FORMULA Best et 13.5 at 105 mph

 

There is a clear plastic you can get at the auto parts store to protect your paint i believe its called chip gaurd.Use that stuff and some PAM for easy clean up. Steven

 

well, i didn't have any of those remedies around the house.........tried all autopart stores looking for the clear "tape" type protectant and no one carried it?

picked up some burnout guard from ramchargers and amazingly there is hardly any rubber at all on the car.....as to how it cleans up i'll let you know.

thought about the dealership idea, didn't have any direct connections and i didn't feel like answering to some salesman as to why i was taking it...