Slime, TrailGlow partner to offer enhanced contingency program for 2010 race season

Slime offering double payouts for off road teams sporting TrailGlow illuminated decals

December 22, 2009, Barstow, Calif. - Slime Tire Sealant and TrailGlow Lighting announced today that they will award double contingency payouts to teams sporting illuminated Slime logos made by TrailGlow during the 2010 race season.

"When I first laid eyes on one of TrailGlow's illuminated Slime logos, I was blown away," said Slime Marketing Director Joe Bowman. "Not only do the decals look great, they're an added safety feature for any team running at night. It was a no-brainer for us to join forces. If you race, go with Slime. If you race at night, add TrailGlow – be safe and win!”

DirtSports Magazine calls TrailGlow's INERGY lighting systems, "...One of the neatest and most useful racing innovations to come along in quite some time."

Slime participates in contingency programs with SCORE, BITD, MDR, SNORE, MORE, CODE, RECORD, LOORRS AND W.E. ROCK as well as Dakar. Run the TrailGlow Slime Logo and earn double the normal contingency awards:  For all classes in all SCORE races, Slime will pay $600 for first place and $200 for second for vehicles running the illuminated Slime logos. Slime will also award four gallons of product for teams finishing third in the Baja 500 and 1000. Slime will pay $600 for first and $200 for second place finishes in Dakar for qualified racers. For all of the other series, Slime will pay out four gallons of Slime for first place finishes in all classes running the illuminated logos. 

"It's increasingly challenging for sponsors to stand out from the competition," said TrailGlow founder Paul Lukey. "Slime is a longtime supporter of the offroad race community and we look forward to helping them take their contingency program to a whole new level of visibility.'

Slime illuminated decal sets are available for $60.00 directly from TrailGlow. They can be installed in minutes and are powered off a vehicle's 12-volt electrical system.