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Other Resources => Maintenance, Mechanics, & Tools => Topic started by: BeR on May 16, 2024, 10:50:30 AM
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Hello,
Unfortunately, my new tires P zero race tubetype (not the picture but same hole) suffered a small cut from a piece of glass and I had a puncture. Since the tire was weakened, I saw that some people recommended using Shoe Goo to repair this cut.
This glue is not available near me and I wanted to know if neoprene glue could have the same effect? If not, what glue would you recommend?
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Vulcanizing Cement is what I always used to repair cuts and apply plug patches in motorcycle and automotive tires. Clean the area really well with the companies prep chemical or rubbing alcohol works well to. A little scuffing with some sandpaper before cleaning is good practice as well.
This is enough for 100 tires; https://a.co/d/cGj5RdF
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Thank you.