Rubbn’Repair

In our continuing effort to support grassroots racing, we at Rubbn’Repair have again in 2010 partnered with the All Star Circuit of Champions as a corporate sponsor.

Originally designed as a race car repair patch, we continue to develop new applications for Rubbn’Repair.  With the successful introduction of wing caps in 2009, we saw the need to offer lower cost solutions to other parts of race cars.  We are working with teams and designers to find applications for Rubbn’Repair in other parts of race cars and racing programs to help teams in these tough economic times.

Just returned from I-55 Raceway in Pevely, MO where the All-Star Circuit of Champions, the Mid-West All Stars and the World of Outlaws came together under the hot August sun to race in the Ironman 55.

            Sales of Wing Caps by Rubbn’Repair were tremendous and we introduced red, green and yellow as additional colors for Repair Patch by Rubbn’Repair.  The colors seemed to be well received as teams are looking for ways lower the cost of repairing their race car that will last much longer than tape and match the color of their cars.

            Future business wise, it was a good weekend as I talked to a couple of possible retailers from the PA area that showed an interest in carrying Rubbn’Repair in their businesses.

The next several weeks will bring trips to such venues as Bloomington, Lawerenceburg, Terre Haute, Attica and Kokomo.  Check out www.rubbnrepair.com for our schedule.

If you’re a fan, come support some of the best sprint car racing in the world and as a team, look for Rubbn’Repair at the tracks.

Ohio Speedweek is upon us and Rubbn’Repair is ready to go. 

We plan on attending most of the weeks events.  Look for the Rubbn’Repair tent at Attica, Eldora, Findlay and Waynesville.  We will have plenty of the Rubbn’Repair Wing Caps and Rubbn’Repair Patch Material.  All Star Circuit of Champions members remember to ask about your discounted prices.

As word spreads, the Wing Caps are becoming a hot item in our product lines.  Visit the Wing Cap page of Rubbn’Repair.com for more info or see us at the tracks.