Can this product be used on the outside surface of tires (not on tread)?
1947329
I don`t see why not, unless there is someting on the label. It`s made for rubber, after all, isn`t it?
1947330
I don't know specifically, but it would seem reasonable to use it on any rubber.
1947331
I don't see a problem I used the product on seals on the camper slide outs. I use Armor all on tires.
487363
Absolutely not! Great tool for inside or concrete surfaces. Not good in dirt, not ATV tires.
1132322
You would want to use it on a clean sanded surface only. No other product is necessary. That is our experience.
1525601
I doubt it. This stuff leaves the surface tackey and soft. To recondition dried rubber, Tires and especially, the CV boots and rubber exposed to weather, I've uses Heavy duty silicone spray. "Tire Blk" works on rubber also but dissolves quickly in weather. Try armor all, It's a silicone based coating that has a low solvent content
991186
I would try with caution as it is semi abrasive on some surfaces maybe try in a inconspicuous area to see how it works. Personally I would not try it on my windshield.
2031802
Yes you can spray it on basically anything. Make sure the surface is super clean first. I have plasti dipped wheels and it's very cool at first but then you realize you want it to be permanent and plasti dip is not.
1042632
Should not be a problem on any outside gasket or seals. Be sure to use in a very well ventilated area when using and always use gloves. I would not use on any interior items because of the fumes. It works very well on rubber of all kinds but has to be administered carefully.
1754416
You can either use it preventatively or as a repair. I treated the tires with it ahead of time because of the volume of goat heads in the area, I knew a flat tire was only a matter of time if I didn't treat the tires. This product works great.
1269098
I don't see why not. I use my cart outdoors on dirt paths and it works great. I do not know how the wheels go on other surfaces or if they might mark floors but based on other comments it sounds like that isn't an issue.
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
1343341
Hello, This dolly are not well for non-paved surfaces.I use this for move in bildings on f floor.
2082979
I personally think it works best on dry tires, but have used it on wet (not snowy tires) and to the best of my knowledge, it still helped.
294145
I use it on light dirt trails The tires are a little skinny for this, but it's doable. I put a tire with a little more tread on it, but I haven't tried it yet, but I expect it will be better.
1142305
I have not used it for RC tires but I have used it for all kinds of rubber and plastic as well as brass and corion. No issues.
598695
Any exterior chain products has the potential to have some tire/rim damaged if not used to manufactures instructions. Fitment and suggested speed is critical for not causing damage. I suggest making sure that none of the chain or cable components are not touching the rim and that the cross members that run across the tire face does not fall between the treads. If this happens it is called tread lock and tire damage is possible. Please read the instruction, note our waiver of claim if not used and or installed properly.
1138185
I suppose you could, but depending on the paint it could affect the rubber surface and/or the adhesive. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
1893468
if applied property to a clean surface, yes. But there are various other epoxys that are good too. Like MarineTex. But if you're talking about a Jon boat in fresh water, this will do the trick. I used it on a 6 ton ocean going vessel.