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Yellow p-tex?

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monstertruckk
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can anyone score any of this. or know where i could get some online?
thanks

May 11 2008 3:10PM
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Balto
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my shop had some this season...........
May 11 2008 3:13PM
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=nick=
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just use clear dude
May 11 2008 3:17PM
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monstertruckk
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ooo emm gee doodzer you are sooooo smart. i had never throught of that. omg you mean that yellow p-tex and clear p-tex are the same thing? oo god i think im going into shock!!!
May 11 2008 3:19PM
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=nick=
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hey monsterfag,

fuck you.


late
May 11 2008 3:28PM
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monstertruckk
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didnt mean to push your buttons bud.

anyone?
May 18 2008 3:39PM
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tomahawk
Posts: 2006 - Karma: 53
i think i saw a few sticks at a local shop. ill try to get you some man
May 18 2008 3:43PM
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Celone
Posts: 1998 - Karma: 114
you could get white kind and then just use yellow dye.

i dont know if it would work, but if you cant find any yellow p tex then you could try this
May 18 2008 3:46PM
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tomahawk
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you cant dye p tex dude
May 18 2008 3:46PM
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GatoGordo
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You could put a yellow piece of paper in there, and drip clear p tex over it. It migh not work for p tex, but i know that it works for base weld.
May 18 2008 4:18PM
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Rick_Diculous
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Maybe try this:
http://www.misbehavin-rc.com/pit-lane/dying-nylon/g-dying-nylon.asp
Get some yellow RIT dye from the laundry detergent section at grocery store.  Boil some water then mix the dye and hot water in an old bucket and throw some white p-tex in there.  I've done this with other plastics, who knows with p-tex... 

May 18 2008 10:15PM
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no_steeze
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why do you care?


May 18 2008 10:20PM
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=nick=
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cuz he wants it to look nice...its like using black ptex on a white base, looks terrible
May 18 2008 10:20PM
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