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23-04.-2004, 02:18 AM
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slime
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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24-04.-2004, 10:05 AM
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Re: slime
> 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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25-04.-2004, 07:06 AM
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Re: slime
LioNiNoiL_a t_NetscapE_D 0 T_NeT <accountname.above@netscape.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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