I have never repaired a tire with GOOP, but just about everything else, if GOOP doesn't do it, I don't know what will.

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From: Simon Van Leeuwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [GSAL] Rubber Tire Repair
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2003 16:46:35 -0700


I have a 4.5" Glennis rim and solid rubber tire on a 6 meter DG which
has split (across the tread - from one bead to the other). Does anyone
have any recomendations for an adhesive that will allow an effective
repair? By effective, I mean if it splits again it will be somewhere
else. I'm thinking of GOOP, but in situations like this, it's a one-time
attempt.

The problems are:
- the tire will have to be stretched back over the rim AFTER the repair
- sitting on the rim, the gap averages 0.6" (which is huge - makes me
think this the durometer of this rubber is too hard for the amount
Glennis is expecting this stretched tire to remain intact - even without
centrifugal loading)
- I hate like hell to have to purchase a new tire for $30AMER


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