Yes. We have TwistTie strips available in fixed and flexible versions that make laying wood ties very quick and precise. These are pre-drilled.

Yes. Our TwistTie strips each include two track joiners that clip onto the edges of the ties, allowing unlimited lengths of TwistTie strips to be connected and curved like a single piece. These joiners can also be used to connect TwistTie strips to turnouts. These joiners are also available separately.

Absolutely!  Both straight and curved turnouts can be built using TwistTies.

Yes. TwistTies use the same geometry as all our turnout designs. The frog number is the same regardless of how the TwistTie is curved.

No. As the rail needs to be spiked in place, we have found that the spikes available are too large for anything smaller than HOn3 and will interfere with wheel flanges.

QuickSticks are a companion product to trackwork built in the assembly fixtures. Clearance is provided on QuickSticks, where the PC board ties are in place of the wood ties.  TwistTies include all the wood ties and are not designed to be used with any PC board ties. Instead, rail is spiked onto the wood ties like traditional hand-laid trackwork.

TwistTies are cut from the same material as our laser-cut QuickSticks. The thickness of the wood ties is seven scale inches in standard gauge and five scale inches in narrow gauge.

We developed TwistTies to build a curved turnout of unknown size. The approach to using TwistTies is closer to traditional handlaid track in that rail is spiked in place onto wood ties. Etched guidelines are engraved onto the surface of the ties to aid in keeping the geometry accurate. Pre-drilled spike holes are provided to also help in rail alignment.

Other than the throwbar tie, no PC board ties are used in a TwistTie built turnout. Rail is spiked by hand in place using pre-drilled holes and guidelines etched onto the surface of the ties. Each TwistTie is available in a left-hand or right-hand version. As assembly requires spiking, these are only available for scales HO and larger, including HO narrow gauge. TwistTies are very flexible and can be curved into any radius but still maintain standard frog geometry. For example, a #8 frog used in a TwistTie can be formed with a #8 PointForm tool regardless of the radii it has been curved into.

Both TwistTies and Assembly Fixtures are used to construct switches or straight and curved trackwork, but there are some critical differences that you need to consider when deciding which solution to use.

Adding easements SweepSticks would create a whole new problem as they would be a never-ending design challenge considering all of the different scales, gauges, and radii that we offer.

As an alternative, we suggest creating a "pseudo" easement using SweepSticks with a larger radius or a series of larger radii than the curved track to reach the tangent track.

You can. Rail can be clamped into the top of a vise on the base to allow the base to be filed. However, this is a very fiddly process. The rail will tend to pop out of the vise, especially smaller sizes. The StockAid tool solves this problem by holding the rail completely inside a groove while being filed.

No. StockAid tools are rail size-specific, not scale or even turnout size specific. Only one tool is needed for all sizes and types of switches in any scale, as long as the same rail size is used.

No. The use of a StockAid tool is optional. However, removing the base of the stock rail is a tricky task that is made much simpler by the StockAid tool.

Each StockAid tool weighs approximately 1.3 pounds (0.58 kilograms). You can determine exact shipping costs by adding the item to the shopping cart and then checking the shipping options that apply.

The StockAid tool is manufactured from mild hardened steel and has unprotected surfaces that may require maintenance. When you are finished using the tool, you should always put a thin oil coating on the ground surfaces. There is no need to coat any surfaces that are 'blackened'.

If rust has developed on the tool, it can be cleaned off using fine grit emery cloth or sandpaper

StockAid tools are made from case hardened mild steel. We chose to harden the tool to ensure the critical dimensions are maintained during use.

We produce StockAid tools for rail sizes up to code 148. Larger rail sizes are impractical in a filing jig like the StockAid tools.

Used properly, a single StockAid tool can aid in the construction of several hundred turnouts. One tool should last a lifetime.

Where the switch points of a turnout meet the outer "stock" rails, some of the base of the stock rail needs to be removed to allow the switch points to close up against it tightly. Removing that tiny bit of base rail can be very challenging by hand. The StockAid tool works as a clamp to hold the rail steady while only exposing a small portion of the rail base. This exposed rail portion is easily filed off by hand, leaving a perfectly formed stock rail.

When we first released our turnout assembly fixtures, we recommended using a small benchtop belt sander to sand off the base of the stock rail. This works well but tends to introduce a lot of heat into the rail, causing it to warp badly.

Filing the rail by hand is more gentle and introduces less stress into the metal. Also, using a StockAid tool is far more precise for this operation.

No. Each PointForm tool will work with a range of rail sizes. The scale the tool is being used for is irrelevant.

Yes, the tool can be handheld while filing or clamped into a vise to allow two hands to guide the file.

While it is possible to use a belt sander, we do not recommend it as a power sander will prematurely wear out the tool. A hand file is recommended instead.

Not really.

The PointForm tool is designed to clamp onto the base of the rail when it is clamped into the tool. Bull Head rail has no base as it is shaped similar to an “I” beam. If the rail is taller than the groove in the PointForm tool, the tool will hold the rail by clamping onto the top of the head and bottom of the foot of the rail.

The height of the groove in the PointForm tool isn’t held to very high tolerance, so we can’t guarantee it will hold the rail. We have had customers successfully shim the groove in the tool with thin brass stock that will allow the rail to be held securely, but this is a workaround and isn’t guaranteed to work.

No. The use of a PointForm tool is optional. However, using it will make it easier to form the frog and switch points and yield more precise results. We do highly recommend getting one to match your assembly fixture.

No. The largest PointForm tool we produce is for code 148. Hand filing rail larger than that is not practical.

Each PointForm tool weighs approximately 1 pound (.45kg). You can determine exact shipping costs by adding the item to the shopping cart and then checking the shipping options that apply.

The PointForm tool is manufactured from mild steel and has unprotected surfaces that require some maintenance. When you are finished using the tool, a thin coat of oil on the ground surfaces will help to prevent rust from forming. There is no need to coat any surfaces that are 'blackened'.

If rust has developed on the tool, it can be cleaned off using fine grit emery cloth or sandpaper.

Yes. Building crossings require many angles to be formed onto the rail. The crossing PointForm tools will produce the acute and obtuse angles needed to create a properly functioning crossing.

PointForm tools are cut from mild steel and are not hardened. We prefer not to harden the Pointform tools to extend the life of the files used on them and keep the tool's cost down. Used properly, they will last for a lifetime of turnouts.

To build "special trackwork" such as crossovers, three-way turnouts, slip switches, and dual gauge, additional frog points may be needed at a different angle than the standard size.

These PointForm tools have an additional groove to allow these additional sizes to be formed.

The PointForm tool is used to hold the rail at an exact angle while being filed to form both Frog Points and Switch Points.

A single PointForm tool can be used to construct hundreds of points. Used with care, they will last a lifetime. Carefully follow our documentation for the PointForm tool to get the most from the tool.

Yes. We use double-sided copper material for PC board ties. Our pre-gapped crossties are only gapped on one side.

Our Copperhead cross ties are pre-gapped on one side. Two gaps are provided, close to the rail to make them easy to hide. They are available for all the scales and gauges we offer fixtures for.

Depending on the scale, turnout ties are either 1/16" or 1/32" thick. Crossties range from .040" (1mm) to .100" (2.5mm) thick and match the thickness of wood ties.

No. We machine our PC board ties to shape on a purpose-built machine. Other types of PC board ties available are sheared, which tends to cause the material to twist.

Fast Tracks used to produce PC board ties by stamping them on a large press. This worked well but had some drawbacks we didn't like. One was the rough edge created by the stamping process that had to be cleaned up before use. In 2013 we developed a new method of producing PC board ties by routing them to shape with a purpose-built machine. This allowed us to make ties with a nice clean edge that doesn't require any clean-up.

The older stamped type of PC board ties has been discontinued.

PC Board ties reinforce switches by soldering them to strategic points along the switch. Usually, only enough PC Board ties are used to provide structural strength. Standard wood ties are used for the remaining ties. Once the trackwork is completed all the ties are painted to blend them together, hiding the PC board ties.

PC board, or Printed Circuit board, is a fiberglass substrate with a thin copper laminate. This material is ideally suited for railroad ties as it allows us to solder rail onto the copper surface, providing a solid base for trackwork.

It isn't necessary to have the turnout PC board ties the same thickness as the wood ties as a fixture built turnout will sit on top of the wood ties. The clearance under the PC board tie is easily hidden when ballasted in place. With cross ties, we have found it works better to have the PC board and wood ties the same thickness.

No. With proper treatment, PC Board Ties can be made virtually invisible and indistinguishable from wood ties.

Not under normal circumstances. When used as shown in our documentation, there are no issues with delamination. Excessive heat and extended dwell time can weaken the adhesive used to laminate the copper to the fiberglass board.

We recommend painting the finished turnout as soon as possible to prevent any corrosion of the copper ties. If the copper does corrode, it won't affect their performance.

A thin electrical isolation gap is cut into the copper plating between the rails using a small file to prevent shorting. Our printable tie templates, located on the fixture product pages, show the locations of these gaps.

No. We discontinued individually stamped PC board ties in 2013 and replaced them with the higher quality Copperhead PC board ties we now offer.

No. In some scales, the PC Board ties may be thinner than the wood ties, but with a fixture-built turnout, the tie is fastened to the rail and will "float" between the wood ties. The ballast will hide the space under the tie.

No. The smallest scale we offer a pre-drilled version for is HOn3. Anything smaller than that and the spike heads become an interference issue. For smaller scales, we recommend only gluing the turnout onto the QuickSticks with Pliobond.

QuickSticks are designed to work with the Fast Tracks assembly fixture as a quick way to complete a turnout. They aren't designed or intended to work on their own; for this, we'd suggest using our TwistTies.

QuickSticks are a companion product to trackwork built in the assembly fixtures. Clearance is provided on QuickSticks, where the PC board ties are in place of the wood ties.

TwistTies, a complete track-building system themselves. Laser-cut from plywood, TwistTies  include all the wood ties and are not designed to be used with any PC board ties. Instead, rail is spiked onto the wood ties like traditional hand-laid trackwork.

The same QuickStick can be used for right and left-hand turnouts by simply turning it over.

QuickSticks are cut from Baltic birch plywood, specially made in Finland for Fast Tracks.

QuickSticks are single assemblies of laser-cut wood ties that make it easy to complete a switch built with the Fast Tracks assembly fixture tool. When a turnout "skeleton" is built in an assembly fixture, the only ties on it will be a few PC board ties at key locations to keep the turnout in gauge. Wood ties need to be added to complete the turnout. The fastest and easiest way of achieving this is to use our pre-cut QuickSticks.

We recommend Pliobond as an adhesive for fastening the turnout to the QuickSticks. We also offer pre-drilled QuickSticks that allow the larger scales (HO and up) to be spiked in place with a minimum of spikes.

We do not recommend using "Walthers GOO" as this adhesive does not properly cure.

We only produce PC board ties in two thicknesses for turnouts, 1/16" and 1/32". Some scales the wood ties are thicker than the wood ties, but this won't create any issues as the difference in thickness is hidden when the turnout is ballasted in place.

Most of our QuickSticks will match popular RTR track. One exception is N scale Atlas Code 80 flex track, the ties used on this brand are twice the thickness of our N scale QuickSticks. We can produce N scale QuickSticks from thicker material on request. If you are unsure that your brand of flex track won't match, check with us before you order.

It takes about 2" of vertical clearance to fit a BullFrog switch machine. If less space is available, combining the BullFrog switch machine with a SideWinder will allow it to be mounted in as little as 1 1/8" (28.5mm) of space.

You can download this drawing from here.

Each turnout requires a BullFrog Switch Machine Manual Turnout Control and a BullFrog Control Rod Kit, either 18" or 36", depending on how far the BullFrog will be from the control location. If the BullFrog is more than 36" away, you will need additional lengths of Control Rod that come in 18" and 36" sizes.

You may also need a Control Rod Joiner/Hanger Support Kit for long runs of Control Rod to support each control rod joint.

BullFrog switch machines are used to operate the switch points of a turnout. They are mounted directly below a switch with a small diameter wire driving the switch points above. Made from precisely laser-cut wood parts, they are quickly built in about 20 minutes using simple wood glue.

If vertical space is limited, you can mount a BullFrog switch machine on its side using a SideWinder kit. The SideWinder kit includes all the parts and hardware (not including the BullFrog switch machine) needed to mount the BullFrog horizontally. This arrangement only requires 1 1/8" (28.5mm) vertical clearance to mount the switch machine.

Yes, the BullFrog and Frog Juicers work very well together. Using a Frog Juicer eliminates using the micro-switch on the BullFrog.

Yes, if you are sure that:

1. the frogs will act in concert. If one frog is one polarity, then all other frogs should be the same polarity, as with consecutive frogs in a double-track crossing.
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2. there will only be a single locomotive on one of the frogs at a time. For example, an industrial spur that a single locomotive will only ever switch.

If two locomotives short a single output by chance, it will shut the booster down, but it won't cause permanent damage.

Yes. The Hex Frog Juicer has outputs arranged in 2 groups of 2+4. You can use 2 of the outputs as a reverser for a turntable, reverse loop, or wye, and 4 of the outputs to control the polarity of standard frogs.

In addition to controlling frog power for turnouts, the Hex Frog Juicer can be used as an automatic reverser for up to three return loops, wyes, and turntables. It can also control opposing frogs found in crossings and simultaneously handle three different crossings.

Two frog outputs must be used for each reverse section to use the Hex Frog Juicer as an automatic reverser. There are two jumper pins for setting up the outputs as three sets of pairs, with each pair, kept opposite in polarity. When a short is detected on one rail in the pair, the polarity of both paired rails automatically changes.

No. Turnouts can be in different blocks. We recommend that you connect the Frog Juicer directly to the command station with no circuit breakers. Essentially a Frog Juicer will form a single block of its own.

The Frog Juicer provides correct polarity power to the frog. Power is supplied to the Frog Juicer from the main bus, which it then uses to power the frog.

Each Frog Juicer draws about 50mA (0.05 A). The LEDs draw the only significant power. Several people have used the units with N Scale, HO scale, and O scale locomotives with no problems.

You should contact the manufacturer (Tam Valley Depot) directly at dmcree@tamvalleyrr.com for warranty replacements.

Tam Valley Depot is very responsive to any technical issues.

The Frog Juicer was developed to only work with isolated frogs. However, several users have used the Frog Juicer with live frogs by making the following simple modification.

• Paint the inside of the rails where the points contact them to insulate the points from the rails.
• Attach an output from the Frog Juicer to the frog section.

Isolating the points from the rails will eliminate simultaneous shorts that will prevent the DCC booster from starting up when it is turned on.

Wiring a crossing for automatic polarity control requires 2 Frog Juicer circuits. (Two single Frog Juicers, one dual Frog Juicer, or two circuits from a Hex Frog Juicer.)

Two of the frogs diagonally across from each other can be un-gapped. The other two frogs need to be gapped and the polarity controlled with each frog connected to its own auto-reverser circuit.

Wiring 3-Way turnouts is just a simple matter of attaching the two frogs to two Frog Juicers. 2 Singles, 1 Dual, or two outputs from a Hex Frog Juicer.

A Frog Juicer is a small electronic circuit that will automatically switch the polarity of a powered frog in a turnout. It can detect the presence of a locomotive on the frog, and if the polarity of the frog is the opposite of the locomotive, it will switch it to match. It does this at an undetectable speed without causing the engine to stall or the sound to be interrupted.

A Hex Frog Juicer can control up to 6 turnout frogs or three reverse loops or wyes. They are also the best option for wiring a double crossover. A Dual Frog Juicer can control two turnout frogs or a single reverse loop or wye. They are also suitable for operating the frogs of a crossing. A Mono Frog Juicer will control a single turnout frog.

The recommended wire sizes and maximum distances to the frog from a Frog Juicer are here.

Note: Heavier wire is not necessarily better as it can cause problems with the booster or circuit breaker detecting the short before the Frog Juicer does.

#22 AWG wire or larger is recommended for the Frog Juicer.

Every Frog Juicer comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee and is covered by a one-year warranty against defects in manufacture or failure due to no fault of the user.

We recommended that you connect the Frog Juicer directly to the booster. You will be unable to detect trains on the short length of the frog, but this will prevent false detections, which would be a more significant issue.

The Hex Frog Juicer will work fine with O scale locomotives. The Hex Frog Juicer only provides power to one wheelset at a time when crossing frogs. DCC-equipped O scale locomotives draw 2+ amps only when the wheels are slipping.

It might not be a good idea to use the Hex Frog Juicer as an auto-reverse if you run a consist over the reversing section with several locomotives on the track section at once.

Not likely, as the microprocessor can only handle six outputs.

Yes. All frog Juicers will work with a stub 3-way turnout.

No, The PECO SL-E394F uses plastic frogs. The Hex Frog Juicer requires metal frogs.

Yes, As long as the frogs are isolated, made from metal, and you are using DCC, the Hex Frog Juicer should work fine with a double crossover.

No. The Hex Frog Juicer only works with DCC systems. It was explicitly designed to utilize the constant alternating voltage DCC systems applied to the rails.

As long as the turnout uses an electrically isolated metal frog, a Hex Frog Juicer will work fine. Frog Juicers only work on layouts using DCC.

No. The Frog Juicer works independently from the turnout control. The only electrical connection to the frog should be from the Frog Juicer.

Symptoms

For example, there is a crossing on one end of a turnout and less than 12 inches from the other end of the same turnout to the isolation gaps for the reversing section. The crossing and the turnout are located within the reversing section, so a multiple unit locomotive can start continuously switching polarity as it crosses the frog while in the auto-reversing section. Will this damage the Frog Juicer?

Diagnoses & Solution

No. The Frog Juicer will not be harmed and will continue to work with no problems.

Symptoms

The Frog Juicer functions perfectly when running analog engines or non-sound decoder-equipped engines. Still, there is a very slight "pop" sound when wheels bridge the isolation gap at the frog of a turnout for sound-equipped engines, which is probably the sound of a short circuit. Is this caused by the higher current draw of sound decoders such as the Soundtraxx Tsunami and regular DSD decoders?

Diagnoses & Solution

Possibly. Try placing a 0.2 ohm 1/2W resistor between the frog and the Frog Juicer. This should slow the inrush current sufficiently to let the Frog Juicer react but not cause enough voltage drop to affect the locomotives or sound units.

Symptoms

When a Frog Juicer is activated, the LEDs change color, and the turnouts seem to be functioning perfectly, but then an intermittent short circuit occurs that results in the DCC system shutting down. If the power to the Frog Juicer is disconnected, the DCC system re-activates, and when power to the Frog Juicer is re-connected, it functions properly for a while, but then it fails again. Could the Frog Juicer be defective?

Diagnoses & Solution

While the Frog Juicer may be defective, it is more likely that there is a wiring or frog isolation problem.

A simple test is to disconnect each frog one at a time from the Frog Juicer and re-test the functionality until the problem no longer occurs. This will narrow down the issue to a specific frog. Once you have found the frog that is causing the problem, swap the output of the problem frog with the output to a frog that is working correctly. If the issue disappears, then the Frog Juicer is likely at fault.

If the problem still occurs, check to ensure that the frog is fully isolated.

Sometimes putting a 0.2 ohm, 1/2W resistor between the Frog Juicer and the frog will also solve problems. You can use a 24" (61cm) length of 30ga wire to replace the resistor.

Yes, the RailRoller will work with all types of rail. They will not work with flextrack.

No. Since the Rail Roller can be used for any scale, there are too many combinations to reliably pre-calibrate the tool. You will quickly find this isn't necessary anyways as the tool is straightforward to adjust and use.

Absolutely.

The RailRoller creates smooth curves in code 40-148 rail. It can also be used to straighten pre-bent or misshapen rail.

As small as 2".

They work well for forming the ring rail of a turnout table pit as this rail needs to be of a very consistent radius.

Code 40 through code 148.

The Printable Tie Templates were created in a series of projects over the years, and some are newer versions than others. The latest versions will usually have a single-page version available to fit standard paper sizes.

The largest paper size we produce templates for is 11"x17" (A3 paper = 297 x 420 millimeters)

Sure! It will take longer and may not be as accurate. Don’t rely on the printed template for the gauging of the rails, use a track gauge.

Our Tie Templates are all drawn to NMRA standards as far as track gauge and radii are concerned. The shape and dimensions of guard and wing rails were produced using NMRA Recommended Practices.

Our Printable Tie Templates are not intended as a substitute for our assembly fixtures as the rails' location for some sizes is for reference only and may not be accurate.

Printable Tie Templates can be used for laying out a model railroad to ensure the trackwork will fit as expected and for laying out individual wood ties if our laser cut QuickSticks are not used.
For complete details on using the Fast Tracks Track Templates, check out the Trackwork Builders Guides.

Yes, there is a lot of additional information on the tie templates that don't need to be printed. So here is a way just to print the switch portion of the tie template.

1. Ensure you have the latest Adobe Reader. You can download the latest version here.
2. Open the template in Adobe.
3. Click on the Magnifying glass icon at the top of the screen. If you don't see the magnifying glass icon, right-click and select Marquee Zoom.

4. Draw a box around the part of the tie template you want to print. If it is a multi-page template, be sure to include the targets used to align the pages after.

5. Click on the Print icon on the top left-hand side of the page. Select Current View in the Print Page section when the print options dialog box opens. (Shown in image three next to the 1.)
6. Select None on the Page Scaling drop-down list from the Page Handling section as shown in image three next to line 2. This is very important. Otherwise, the printed turnout will not be full size.
7. Draw a box around the portion of the tie template you want to print. If it is a multi-page template, be sure to include the targets used to align the pages after.

8. Click on OK to send the image to the printer. Repeat steps 3 through 7 for each page of the template.

Fast Tracks Printable Tie Templates have been created to help the modeler locate ties for trackwork built using a Fast Tracks assembly fixture. Our Track Templates will match switches built using Fast Tracks Assembly Fixtures precisely and can also be used to help position and layout track on your roadbed.

Printable Tie Templates are available to match most of the fixtures Fast Tracks offers and can be downloaded for free from the website.  Some are available as a single sheet print, while others require multiple sheets to be printed and joined together.

Every railroad and modeler seems to use different standards when laying out the locations of ties in a turnout. So rather than trying to match any one railroad, we decided to use "typical" dimensions and just what "looks right."

Ties for standard gauge turnouts are spaced 20" apart and are scaled 9" wide. Narrow gauge ties are typically spaced 22" apart and are scaled 7" wide. However, there are some exceptions where the spacing between ties can range from 21" to 25", and the ties can range from 5" to 9" wide. It's best to check the specifications on our website for each particular narrow-gauge fixture.

The spacing of the ties is consistent throughout the turnout.

Joining together sections of printed curved track and keeping the radius accurate would be almost impossible. Even the slightest misalignment of the individual sheets would lead to significant accuracy issues.

It is essential to turn off any "fit to page" or "image scaling" in the printer settings; otherwise, the template will not print out full size. To confirm it is printing full size, we have included a scale on each page that will measure exactly 1" (25.4mm). Use this to verify that it has been successfully printed correctly.

We highly recommend downloading and printing with Adobe Reader, as this will give you several printing options to ensure it is printing correctly. The most recent version of Adobe Reader can be downloaded here...

The rail gapping shown is for DCC turnouts, as well as DC. This will isolate the frog completely from the turnout and can be left un-powered but may cause some stalling on locomotives with short wheelbases.

Alternatively, you can power them from a relay, switch machine contacts, or the Hex Frog Juicer, which we strongly recommend. The gaps in the PC board ties shown on the templates must be there to prevent shorting in DC and DCC.

Possibly. Fast Tracks Track Templates have been designed to match the tie placements produced with the Fast Tracks fixtures and will probably not match the tie patterns of commercial turnouts. The location of the rails will probably match commercial turnouts providing they are made to NMRA standards. The centerlines will be the same.

To accurately match a commercial turnout, simply photocopy the full turnout size.

Tim Warris demonstrates basic soldering techniques and provides information about the tools and supplies you will need for soldering trackwork, how to take care of your tools and how to get the most out of them.

Tim demonstrates how to solder trackwork in a Fast Tracks assembly fixture using acid-based solder flux and small diameter solder with a 35-watt pencil tip soldering iron. Watch the entire video for valuable tips to ensure soldering success.

No. Fast Tracks gift cards never expire.

1. Add items that you want to order to the cart.
2. Start the checkout process.
3. On the checkout page you will see section in the payment options box with the title Have a gift card?
4. Enter your Gift Card into the box and your card will be applied to your order total.

Note that the entire gift card balance will be applied to your order total. You cannot apply just part of the gift card value to your order.

If the value of the gift card value is greater than your order total, then card will be used to pay the total order amount. Any remaining balance on the gift card can be used for future orders.

You can check the current balance of any Gift Card here.

After 13 years of rewarding our customers with the Fast Tracks WayPoints program, we decided to wind it down on June 15, 2023.

Any points that you had accumulated were converted into a non-expiring gift card. You can use this gift card for any purchase on the Fast Tracks website. You should have received an email detailing your WayPoints balance and new Gift Card code. Please contact us if you did not receive this notification email.

While the WayPoints program has ended, our commitment to rewarding our customers has not. To provide all of our customers with the with the best possible prices and discounts on every order we are excited to introduce our new order volume discount program. It’s simple. The more you add to your cart, the greater the discount you’ll receive on your order! You will find complete details about our new discount program here.