Nd 2 seal/fill wther chek craks tire sidewall & need it to "cure/set".Used 2 b called tire dressing (NOT likeArmAll).This work?? OR any ideas??
443468
I think what you're talking about (hard as THAT is to tell!) is "belt dressing." I don't know if I would try that on tire sidewalls.
443469
I'm no expert but, I would not recommend this for any kind of tire application. This is a rubbery/glue like sealant with mediocre adhesion qualities.
2177823
That is an abrasing coin for roughing up the inner tube around a hole before applying a patch/glue. Scratching the rubber like this makes the glue adhere better and seal.
750593
I used undercoating and it did nothing. I sprayed this under and around the spare tire made it big difference.
741326
You can get rubberizer and dip them in it. Probably easier than looking for tips.
2184222
It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
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.
2270716
this stuff sets up like a semi-soft plastic,so it fills any dips or irregularities in the denture, if that's not your problem then this probably wont help you I'm sorry to say....I agree with you on the O-T-C junk I've never found a useful 'glue' either, GOOD LUCK, Bill S.
906800
This is used with a gasket. Put a nice coating on the stat housing and the head.. This is good..will seal the tiny little nooks you might get a seepage. make sure both surfaces are clean and smooth..no old sealer or gasket left.Works very well, properly tighten down the housing..snug all bolts to make sure everything is seated..then tighten to proper specs.
1758740
Yes, I did that exact repair.You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved.This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
1963543
Hi, I have never been in that situation before bit the little chalk block that comes with it should cradle the tire. So you should be fine bit extra precaution doesn't hurt either. Hope this helped answer you question.
702798
The only thing I've every really used was in a squeeze tube and was purchased at the local Ace Hardware. It's a clear gel that drys to the touch in 10 minutes or so but takes 12 to 24 hours to cure. That cure time is unfortunate but I will say it is tenacious after that and no further repair to that spot will ever be needed again. If you happen upon something faster let me know! Thanks.
1050097
I recommend using a thorn resistant tube. If you run over a thorn and it breaks off in the tire, it may still penetrate after being ridden over time. I always spend a little extra on the tube, because I have found that the further I am from home, the more likely a cheap tube is to rupture or go flat!!
1095852
Don't have the experience to support a definite answer for that situation. I added a smear to my exhaust gaskets to help seal better but a head gasket may blow this stuff out! I would try buying gasket material that is equivalent to the old one and make it yourself by tracing and cutting. This stuff should not be used to seal head gaskets! Just my opinion from my experience & mechanical knowledge. Won't work, don't do it!
923877
I tried it with a sealer a few times, but this product wore off very quickly. I gave it a good try or two.
898569
Did you put the small rubber tubing from the primer bulb back on the carb. Or You may need to check that the gasket is not damage. or not seated right. to cause a seal.
1657889
I haven't mounted rear tires yet. Front ones were a pain, but certainly doable. I suppose I've been dreading the job, but it really shouldn't be to bad. Try some Dawn liquid soap for a lubricant.(not to much)
1147713
I've never used it for that purpose, but with the correct sealer afterwards..why not???