Muscle Cars Rely on the Strength of BSI Adhesives – Of Course!

Do you like the look of the older muscle cars? Trans Am Worldwide in Tallahassee, FL takes a modern Chevy Camaro and gives it the look and power of your favorite Pontiac Trans Am. What adhesive do they use for all the rubber seals on the doors and panels? Just like Textron for their Beechcraft King Airs, they use BSI's IC-2000.

Photo from Trans Am Worldwide.

BSI's cyanoacrylates are also the most popular adhesives used in the booming custom car audio industry.

Photo from Trans Am Worldwide.

For more information on BSI's adhesives view our website at www.bsi-inc.com.

For more information on Trans Am Worldwide, check them out at www.transamworldwide.com.

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FAA Approves Use of IC-2000

BSI's IC-2000, our black carbon and rubber toughened CA, has been very popular among R/C car enthusiasts for gluing their tires to their wheels. Modelers have also been using IC-2000 to modify the treads on their Rock Crawler R/C vehicles to get more traction. R/C aircraft modelers have been using IC-2000 to bond advanced composites like carbon fiber in the structure of models. Lockheed-Martin uses it in their UAVs. Golfers also use it for the repair of their golf clubs, although they may not know it since IC-2000 and BSI's Royal Onyx are the exact same adhesive.

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