Is this the same as the rubber cement used in plugging car tires?
1256566
The cement I purchased is made to glue paper together that can be easily taken apart. This is NOT the type of glue used to repair car tires.
1256567
No, unfortunately that won't help your tires; it's only good for paper projects really. I am sorry.
1256568
Plain old rubber cement CAN be used to plug tires. Of course, the rubber cement is just a part of the overall process. You'll need a tire repair kit and plugs too. But rubber cement can be used to help seal the plug you use to repair a tire. As far as I know, there is no "special" rubber cement just for car tires.
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I have no idea...Ive never used that product. I can tell you Ive had this VIAIR compressor for a few years now, and use it all the time to deflate and inflate my 33" tires while on trails. Works perfectly, no issues. Its even been run over by another vehicle, and still works fine.
426598
negative. all rubber. good for rain galoshes, walking dogs in the rain/mud, concrete work. completely soft and semi flexible.
784899
Ashok, Yes, this is the same tire. Amazon limits the amount of characters we can display in the listing title so the "P" was not displayed. Thank you, BWT
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No, but I'm sure if the siding fits in the PAC TOOL, it will be fine. Fiber cement typically is only 5/16 thick. Not sure if 1/2 fits, as my Pac Tools are 1100 miles from me at this time.
1525602
I think there are other products more suitable for your use. Besides being highly toxic, the amount of Rubber Renue needed for tires would be very expensive.
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I'm not sure of the product chemistry. But it does not appear to be rubber or latex.
550262
I believe that it is. I was doing something similar yesterday, and found that a contact cement worked best.
2155114
No. This is the tubeless slime. You have to look for the Slime tube sealant.
735554
Confirmed! There are tubes that are a flexible type of material. Whether its rubber, I do not know...
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the rubber inserts are loaded with the rubber cement..toughest part for me was determining if i had nail or screw in tire..looked like a nail but was a smooth head screw....after about 3 days you won't even find what you fixed..really great...
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You can use white glue. I have heard that hot glue also works. Personally, I'd go for good old rubber cement. The main thing is to avoid any glue containing sulfer.
367617
yes it is.i used this on my slow moving windows on my car.it didn't help though.sprayed it all around on the rubber parts.still slow moving
367067
I really can't say. It did not do well attaching plastic rim guards to my tire tool. I was very disappointed with this product and have found regular epoxy to work better in all situations.
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Hello. Yes, it is the same one. It is a very good tool. I really recomend it.
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I have not used it for RC tires but I have used it for all kinds of rubber and plastic as well as brass and corion. No issues.
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We have had great success with our materials in this application vs. conventional rubber I have attached a link to our run dry data. The material itself as stronger wear characteristics and excellent hydrolytic stability however we do recommend that our customers change yearly and carry a spare in case if fouling. Hope this helps. https://www.gcsmarine.com/content/impellers/impellers