Pam or Cooking spray prior to burnout

[WVUFELLA]

Ayone ever heard of putting pam or a cooking spray on the bottom of yer quarters so the rubber will rinse off and stick to the paint so bad?? i heard this from a random person but was wondering if it will hurt the paint??

[ksierens]

No but I swear by using Pam around the house over WD-40!

[Cooter]

There is a company (Can't remember the name) that made magnets that you put on the quarters and lower front fenders that came in all the popular colors....

[500Stroker]

I've seen guys use vaseline

[BIGSHCLUNK]

I would think all the dirt would stick to that.  Altho... dirty quarters are the norm around here! 

[360 'CUDA]

I see folks using the blue masking tape on the lower quarters to keep them clean and keep the paint from chipping.  Ugly but effective

[TKat13]

I use vaseline, wipe on my lower quarters when I get to the track, and wipe off when I get home so it does not stay on the surface very long. I have not had any issues over the years. But, I've never done it on fresh paint either. Sure does make cleanup much easier, and when I forget to do this... clean up is a complete pain. (maybe my burnouts are too long.) 

[Super Blue 72]

No but I swear by using Pam around the house over WD-40!

   Tastes much better with pancakes... 


Has anyone tried using Saran wrap on their rear quarters?  Don't know if it sticks well by itself but then again you could use some masking tape on the edges to hold it? 

[torredcuda]

they also sell a Burnout Guard that simply washes off.

[Oldschool]

I just rub on a quick coat of wax prior to race day, then spray a little WD-40 on a rag and wipe it off after racing.  It works great and it is simple to do....           

[OxfordMotorSports]

No but I swear by using Pam around the house over WD-40!

Pam Anderson? 

[heminut]

The dirt track guys around here use WD-40 for the most part. They said that cleanup is a piece of cake.