"I haven't used it yet, but it's got great reviews I'll update soon !!"

— William (5/5)

Awesome!

"This stuff works awesome, sticks really well and I've found it comes off cleanly"

— Tim H. (5/5)

Handy goo

"This holds the part just as well as blue sticky tack. But being thermally resistive you don't end up with it leaving a bunch of little pieces stuck on and in your part. It's also easier to find and order, for us that were not aware of the product til recently, now that rdq has it."

— Steve H. (5/5)

A must for the bench

"if you've ever gotten the blue-tak stuff stuck inside your USB port or melted all up on the ESC, then you already know what this is good for. it's basically the same stuff but it's heat tolerant and actually meant for soldering. even if you have a decent helping-hand tool, there are some solder jobs that are a lot easier with this (like motor wires, especially on tiny whoops)."

— John R. (5/5)

Great soldering aid

"Way better than blue tac that's for sure"

— Jason S. (5/5)

Good stuff

"The putty works really well and there is plenty of it for several projects at a time."

— Damon J. (5/5)

Grey blue tack

"Its not bad an might have better heat resistance, but compared to the normal blue tack i think it leave more residue. Not bad but not that much of an upgrade if you already have some blue tack"

— Arinze U. (3/5)

Fun to play with not to eat

"Much better than blutack, not as tasty as play-dough! I found that it is much less likely to stick to surfaces AND more likely to keep stuff in place when soldering than blutack. Sometimes there is a tiny bit of residue on the wires, but the quad will be covered in dirt soon enough."

— James (4/5)

A true multitool

"I've used this since I saw it on Ciotti's stream a year ago. I've used for most of my builds since then, and at a bunch of races. When I chopped a balance lead on my lipo, the Goop kept the wires from sparking against each other until I got home and was able to repair the battery. I also have used it to keep the MIPI and u.fl connected on my HDZero VTXs on some of my older quads that have lost retention strength. I have found that if I pump a lot of heat into a part, there is some residue but it cleans off with iso or just taking a clump of goop and blotting the area."

— Kevin (5/5)

Not the best… not the worst

"It does not cleanly remove itself"

— Matthew (2/5)