A friend suggested this as a method to extend the life of of my road bike tires. Any one tried this or have a reason not to try it? Thanks in advance.
Superglue tire cuts?
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A friend suggested this as a method to extend the life of of my road bike tires. Any one tried this or have a reason not to try it? Thanks in advance.
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There is a much better product for this use, Freesole, which can be had at shoe repair stores, boot shop and stores that specialize in running shoes. I've used it for 4 years now and am very happy with the way it seals the holes and cuts made by sharp objects. I inspect my tires after each ride and apply Freesole to fill the hole or cut. It should be kept in the fridge or freezer it increase its' shelf life.dougrocky123 said:
BTW Freesole is an excellent shoe repair product too.
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E6000?
In what type of store and what dept. might I find E6000?
In what type of store and what dept. might I find E6000?
FWIW, Shoe goo, GOOP and E6000 are the same product. Same company, same factory, diff packaging. Even most of the specific GOOP products are the same (All Purpose; Automotive; Craft; Household). It's all in the marketing: people favor buying products specifically made for their needs. Hmm,maybe they'll come out with "Bike Tire" packaging next?
I use a lot of this stuff for fly tying. You can usually get E6000 at craft stores. It is usually less expensive than GOOP or Shoe Goo.
I use a lot of this stuff for fly tying. You can usually get E6000 at craft stores. It is usually less expensive than GOOP or Shoe Goo.
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