Alternative tire glue?
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I use standard CA glue with a slightly higher viscosity for repairs...tire to rim. I have some fast, thin stuff too but haven't mounted any tires to wheels myself.
I bought Loctite Gel Control Super Glue yesterday to repair my MX28s after I spun em up on the truggified Typhon trick. And some 65# braid to finally wrap when I thought I would always love pizza cutters most.... No longer the case
I bought Loctite Gel Control Super Glue yesterday to repair my MX28s after I spun em up on the truggified Typhon trick. And some 65# braid to finally wrap when I thought I would always love pizza cutters most.... No longer the case
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BSI-IC2000. It's rubberized CA glue.
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I have it on a list but haven't bought any yet.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002N507I...olid=3TAF2H15YLT20&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
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I've gone through an entire tube since June lol
I use AKA and Losi thin for all my stuff. Making tire repairs or gluing them on the rims. You have to be pretty quick though because about 2 seconds after the tire touches the rim (if you don't overglue), it's stuck.
I used to use zap thicker CA and the hobby store brand medium CA, but it took a while to cure and didn't seem to hold on as well. With the thin AKA/Losi stuff, I don't notice having to touch up gluing so often.
I used to use zap thicker CA and the hobby store brand medium CA, but it took a while to cure and didn't seem to hold on as well. With the thin AKA/Losi stuff, I don't notice having to touch up gluing so often.
