I have use it on Post War American Flyer locomotives that did not have Pullmor traction tires. It is easy to use and did increase pulling capacity. Is it as good as rubber traction tires? No. Is it better than bare metal locomotive wheels? Yes It will probably wear off in time but I have not gotten there yet. Reapplication would be very easy.
It's somewhat messy, I bought a couple of engines that it was used on, I cleaned it off and put the traction tires back on.
Mononflyer - Not yet but I haven't heard of anyone complain about it yet.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Ray
Bayville, NJ
Life is what happens to youWhile you're busy making other plans - John Lennon
Anyone try Bullfrog Snot? I am thinking about using it on my non-Pullmor Flyer engines and my Marx engines.
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