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The bigest problem with slime is if you get a cut too big for the
slime to seal you cant put a patch on the tube the slime interferes chemicaly with the glue it is not enough to let the slime dry. Is there a slime like product that doesn't do this? |
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The bigest problem with slime is if you get a cut too big
for the slime to seal you cant put a patch on the tube the slime interferes chemicaly with the glue it is not enough to let the slime dry. The trick is to clean the area around the cut with a good solvent before attempting the patch. A fluid sold as "rubber buffer" works great, but on the road I carry physician's ethyl alcohol wipes, and they work well, too. |
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The bigest problem with slime is if you get a cut too big
for the slime to seal you cant put a patch on the tube the slime interferes chemicaly with the glue it is not enough to let the slime dry. The trick is to clean the area around the cut with a good solvent before attempting the patch. A fluid sold as "rubber buffer" works great, but on the road I carry physician's ethyl alcohol wipes, and they work well, too. |
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LioNiNoiL_a t_NetscapE_D 0 T_NeT wrote in message news:J3jic.89295$U83.66480@fed1read03...
The bigest problem with slime is if you get a cut too big for the slime to seal you cant put a patch on the tube the slime interferes chemicaly with the glue it is not enough to let the slime dry. The trick is to clean the area around the cut with a good solvent before attempting the patch. A fluid sold as "rubber buffer" works great, but on the road I carry physician's ethyl alcohol wipes, and they work well, too. Sorry I tried to start a new thread I should have checked to see if there was already a slime thread. Thanks for the tip. The carrier in slime is antifreeze dogs will sometimes drink antifreeze and it kills them maybe they can find a substitute. |
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LioNiNoiL_a t_NetscapE_D 0 T_NeT wrote in message news:J3jic.89295$U83.66480@fed1read03...
The bigest problem with slime is if you get a cut too big for the slime to seal you cant put a patch on the tube the slime interferes chemicaly with the glue it is not enough to let the slime dry. The trick is to clean the area around the cut with a good solvent before attempting the patch. A fluid sold as "rubber buffer" works great, but on the road I carry physician's ethyl alcohol wipes, and they work well, too. Sorry I tried to start a new thread I should have checked to see if there was already a slime thread. Thanks for the tip. The carrier in slime is antifreeze dogs will sometimes drink antifreeze and it kills them maybe they can find a substitute. |
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