What type of cement is best for these patches? Xtra Seal,MonkeyGrip, Slime? Tring to avoid Rema ($$$).
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Any of the three will work. The cement that comes with the patches is worthless.
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The product makes a mess. Any repairs or sealing that you do, one needs to spray the product in a tin can and use a brush to seal. I have used the variety of flex seal products. For a sealing/protective job, I would by-pass the aforementioned product. Gorilla glue is a great product.
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Get rubber cement put it on the hole, let dry for 15 mins and put a small piece of it on the hole.
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The spot where you plan to apply the patch needs to be clean. If it is not, the patch will not seal properly. Trouble Free Pools forum might be able to offer some advice on how to repair the problem.
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Plain old rubber cement CAN be used to plug tires. Of course, the rubber cement is just a part of the overall process. You'll need a tire repair kit and plugs too. But rubber cement can be used to help seal the plug you use to repair a tire. As far as I know, there is no "special" rubber cement just for car tires.
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I used a Speedwheel Grout Sealer and Stain applicator. It's basically a plastic bottle with a small wheel attached to it. The wheel was about the same width as my grout and it worked really well.
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This is REALLY great stuff... however, it will stick to ANYTHING! We used it for spot repairs on an industrial metal roof. Absolutely no leaks since and it has held up through all types of New England weather, but prepare to throw away whatever it comes in contact with. It has a catalyst additive that needs to be stirred pretty well to activate it, and cleaning our paint stirrer bit was a messy job and there is rubber all over the wash room that won't come off - metal grates, concrete floor, etc.
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Buy some Sugru and roll it into nine little balls and press into the strips that contact the floor. Follow the directions, allow it to cure a day and you're good to go - no more black marks. Sugru is an amazing and versatile rubber putty. You can even buy the 'assorted colors' and mix red, black and yellow to get brown to match the wood.
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I don't think that the 3M Multi-purpose 27 spray adhesive will hold up very long in humid or wet conditions. I'm not an expert, but I would suggest "3M 80 Rubber and Vinyl Adhesive Spray" which is neoprene based and much more waterproof. It's available on Amazon as well. Again, I'm not an expert, but you would probably do better with such a neoprene rubber, water resistant spray or cement adhesive.
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Tammy. How have you been?? I used Gorilla Glue. And then wrapped with Duct Tape. Works great.
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Bicycle........ go with slime. Cheaper. Motorcycle go with ride on. Sealant and balance in one.
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GG usually does remove old glue/decal residue, but I believe your glue may have hardened over the years. Keep rubbing with GG for 5 minutes as hard as you can. If nothing, then it probably won't work. You'll need to scrape it off with a metal scraper & maybe a razor for the last small bits remaining. Careful if you don't wanna scratch your tiles.
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Ditto cap'n Ed , another product that I feel is stronger is Loctite 1390595 10-Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Construction Adhesive.Just my 2 cents worth.Don
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I use something really cheap... Size: 29x1.75/2.35 - PRESTA by Serfas - $7.25 each. Patched one all last summer, from a thorn.
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A contrarian here. .. If I was filling a very narrow crack or shallow crack, I would use CA glue (red label, thin) . Anything else and I would use epoxy, you get more working time and I think a clearer matrix for the work. Inlay with with turquoise implies a larger void and I would think epoxy is easiest. There are 2 other viscosities CA glue that might work as well... medium and thick. .. yellow and green label for hot stuff.
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A clean substrait is extremely important for a good outcome using this product. My advice is to start with a clean surface. Strip away the old material. Also a rubberized seal coating will also extend the life of the peel and stick.
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Use Tite-bond III and leave it clamped for 24 hours. Also be sure you brush the glue over all surfaces that will be touching in an even layer, not too thin but not thick.