Tubeless repair.. internal boot?
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I did the process with a piece of inner tube and I believe I used super glue.. with no joy.
I guess ? the next step would be to try a substantialy thick inner tube patch with what glue?
Or you tell me please.
I'll guess the tire went over a piece of glass back when, it just has two or three substantial punctures is not a big cut. Worms just didn't get the job done.
Previous attempt saw the tire cleaned and dried thoroughly roughed up the area so I guess it's a matter of the super glue does not get the job done...?
I guess ? the next step would be to try a substantialy thick inner tube patch with what glue?
Or you tell me please.
I'll guess the tire went over a piece of glass back when, it just has two or three substantial punctures is not a big cut. Worms just didn't get the job done.
Previous attempt saw the tire cleaned and dried thoroughly roughed up the area so I guess it's a matter of the super glue does not get the job done...?
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I seen that inner tube cement fail a couple times and given a tubeless tire with the grief of tilgoing on and off... Hence the suggestion for a different glue.
Maybe I'll swing by the auto parts store and see if they've got vulcanizing cement.
Maybe I'll swing by the auto parts store and see if they've got vulcanizing cement.
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I've been messing with my own sealant Brew of late.. mostly some derivative of Elmer's glue. The water derivative has been blue windshield washer fluid. Yesterday I popped a fresh one open and the glue w the blue made for a nice orange color looked just like Orange endurance.
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Agreed the super glue is too brittle. I've experimented with a couple drops of super glue on the outside of the tire, letting it start to gell and then taking a greasef screwdriver side and pushing it into the crevice. Works okay for a short time... The loctite sounds like a much better plan for that route.
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I just a regular tube patch kit and make sure the inside is roughed up and accepts glue/rubber cementMikeD wrote:They make tubeless tire patch kits for bicycle tires. The patches are more substantial than the ones for tubes. Google is your friend here.
edit: don't overthink it...air pressure is not high and besides, once patched from the insides...it'll force the patch outwards, so no issues there.
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