I need it for bike shifters. I saw on utube them spraying in small area with a spray tube which was not included. Any ideas?
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You don't need a spray tube at all. If it gets on anything more then you intended it wipes off easily. It is the best stuff ever!
2041612
If I remember correctly, a spray tube should be included. But if you have an old can of WD-40, or some other spray (something), then you can probably use the spray tube from that. If you don't have one of those, maybe you could borrow from a friend who does have WD-40 (I think MANY people have that).
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Spray tube from WD 40 or any spray lube, like silicone or such. Also, a stir stick like they have a Starbucks might be the right size. I haven't checked.
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It comes with a female pipe thread. It cannot be run on a bike pump. It uses flowing air from a compressor.
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You would have to look it up on the technical specifications of your bike, most bikes use a 9mm quick release unless it is one of the 15mm thru axles
1667504
I make bug spray w/it. I only put in 6-7 drops in a pint size. NOT the whole bottle.
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Ask at your local bike shop, I think there's something called a "stem extender" that might work.
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No - I used about 2" of the tube output to kill what seemed like 1k ants. I have 99% of the tubes still left. But for the small cost of the four pack, it's still an insane deal..even if I never use any more ;-)
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I placed some silicone gasket-maker on the surface where the light attaches to the handlebars. Let it dry (off of the bike), and it makes a nice, tacky surface that doesn't slip when I ride. Works great for cross country mountain biking. Not sure how it will hold up to downhill.
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Have you tried Loctite? Start with "low strength" in case you might ever need to remove the pedals. Search Amazon for "Loctite 38653 222 Purple Low Strength Thread Locker Tube - 6 ml".
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any bike shop should be able to help you find those. are you sure you need to replace the tire? usually just replacing the tube will do the trick unless the tire is totally destroyed. it should be a 12 in tire. like from a little kids bike.
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Precor mixed in with 1 gallon of bug spray is about the only product I know to work the best .is is known , if something works realy well , it usualy will be taken out of the stores , dont know why . Home Depot sold it years ago , then I checked on line and was happy to know that I can buy it here .Best to you
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You should purchase a top-tube or cross-beam adaptor. It is a tube that clips to a woman's bike and creates a straight cross-beam, just like the top tube on a man's bike. You need one for every woman's bike. Allen makes one for around $20.
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Just buy the dip spraystation from dipyoucar.com. its made by earlex but is more powerful and has a smaller tip and is made with plasti dipping in mind.
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Or you can take it to a good bike shop that will drill out the hole in the rim to accept schrader valve tubes. Prestas are very finicky, delicate and serve no better purpose than a traditional schrader on a mountain bike. People just think they are exotic because they are normally found on more high-end road bikes.
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Hey Kevin, your local bike shop should have tubes. Just tell them the wheel size and type of tube you want. Also, if you know the exact sizing, target sells tubes as well.
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My bicycle uses Schrader. I would go by the description/page title, since the image looks like a generic Google search image. I bought these a pretty long time ago, so the item may have changed.
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I don't know as I have not considered using a sprayer. I think I saw a US distributor on Google that is in SF. Maybe that would give info needed.
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I use brake cleaner in mine, there is slight leakage for me, try a different nozzle.