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12-30-2010, 04:24 PM
#16
guys please give me some help here..i always have problems when i glue my tires..they always come off from the first minute and i use high performance glues such as AKA and all my tyres and wheels are AKA and proline.
someone told me about the dremel think but i am not sure how to do it..
can someone give me the steps so that i wont have my tire getting unglued..
btw are these two systems available in europe? or can they get shipped in to europe?
help will be appreciated.
Thanks!!
someone told me about the dremel think but i am not sure how to do it..
can someone give me the steps so that i wont have my tire getting unglued..
btw are these two systems available in europe? or can they get shipped in to europe?
help will be appreciated.
Thanks!!
1.5 (not really necessary IMO) lightly scuff both beads with sand paper and re-clean surface.
2. mount tire on wheel
3. peel back small section of tire and apply glue (don't over do it)
4. slowly roll tire bead back making sure there is full glue coverage (a tiny amount should squeeze out the end)
5. repeat all the way around
6. compress bead with elastics
7. Ideally let tire sit overnight for CA to achieve a good full bond
- Do not use CA accelerators as they make the bond brittle.
12-30-2010, 04:28 PM
#17
Im sure you can get one shipped to you if not let me know and I will get you one and ship it at your expense..(I race with them alot)
I dont dremel my rim I use Alcohol to clean it(Tire&Rim) and cut any odd rubber off the tire.
I also use Loctite Professional Super Glue-- I get it from my Hardware store in town(WORKS GREAT)
http://www.amazon.com/Loctite-Produc.../dp/B004E2QBWG
I dont dremel my rim I use Alcohol to clean it(Tire&Rim) and cut any odd rubber off the tire.
I also use Loctite Professional Super Glue-- I get it from my Hardware store in town(WORKS GREAT)
http://www.amazon.com/Loctite-Produc.../dp/B004E2QBWG
Thanks to the other guys that given me the advice.. what sand paper can i use or what is a good tool on the dremel to use? also what do you use to clean?
Thanks for the help!
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This device really does help out on the time and quality. Especially when doing several sets at one time.
01-02-2011, 04:50 PM
#27
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1. clean wheel bead and tire bead with motor spray on a rag
1.5 (not really necessary IMO) lightly scuff both beads with sand paper and re-clean surface.
2. mount tire on wheel
3. peel back small section of tire and apply glue (don't over do it)
4. slowly roll tire bead back making sure there is full glue coverage (a tiny amount should squeeze out the end)
5. repeat all the way around
6. compress bead with elastics
7. Ideally let tire sit overnight for CA to achieve a good full bond
- Do not use CA accelerators as they make the bond brittle.
1.5 (not really necessary IMO) lightly scuff both beads with sand paper and re-clean surface.
2. mount tire on wheel
3. peel back small section of tire and apply glue (don't over do it)
4. slowly roll tire bead back making sure there is full glue coverage (a tiny amount should squeeze out the end)
5. repeat all the way around
6. compress bead with elastics
7. Ideally let tire sit overnight for CA to achieve a good full bond
- Do not use CA accelerators as they make the bond brittle.
1.75 - I like to put a hole on opposite ends of each tire (approx 2mm) before I put the inner and tire on. 2 holes per tire!
01-27-2011, 05:23 PM
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