HUDY 105590 Wheel Balancing Putty - Precision Workshop Tool  [HSP-105590]

HUDY 105590 - Wheel Balancing Putty
Price:
£12.83
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-105590
GTIN:
8581701055909
Condition:
Brand New
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Accurate Wheel Trimming Using HUDY 105590

Model builders and racers can fine tune wheel balance with HUDY 105590 Wheel Balancing Putty to reduce vibration and improve handling consistency. The sticky compound is formulated to remain set in place during normal running.

Useful for Sealing and Securing Components

In addition to balancing tyres, the putty is effective for sealing receiver compartments, immobilising connectors, and holding wires against chassis surfaces. It provides a straightforward way to tidy and protect electronics.

Compact 85g Container for Reliable Storage

Contained in an aluminium tin, the 85g portion is protected from dust and contamination and is simple to store in a workshop drawer or a trackside tool case.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is this putty suitable for all wheel types?

It is compatible with most wheel and tyre combinations, but test a small amount first on foam or delicate finishes to confirm desired behaviour.

How do I remove excess putty cleanly?

Peel away excess carefully and use isopropyl alcohol sparingly on metal rims to remove residue. Avoid abrasive scraping which can damage finishes.

Will the putty hold in high heat situations?

The material maintains tack under normal running temperatures but prolonged exposure to extreme heat may soften it. Check after hot sessions and reapply if necessary.

Can it protect receiver boxes from moisture?

It provides a basic seal against light moisture and dust. For heavy exposure or wet conditions consider additional protection methods along with the putty.

Should I mix new and old putty when topping up?

You can combine small amounts, but keep old putty free of dirt and oils. Fresh putty will retain better tack so clean surfaces before adding new material.

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