Thanks! great info. Used to patching butyl tubes, you need to wait till the cement feels dry to to the touch, while with Tubolito instructions you just wait 1 minute, but the minute will vary with the amount of glue, air temperature, etc, and if I wait too long with Tubolito, it does not glue at all, its hard to wait too long with butyl, patches fail to stick more often if you wait too little than if you wait too long. So my question is how long do you leave the glue to set before applying the patch, and how do you know you have waited enough?
Thanks for sharing your experience
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Thanks! great info. Used to patching butyl tubes, you need to wait till the cement feels dry to to the touch, while with Tubolito instructions you just wait 1 minute, but the minute will vary with the amount of glue, air temperature, etc, and if I wait too long with Tubolito, it does not glue at all, its hard to wait too long with butyl, patches fail to stick more often if you wait too little than if you wait too long. So my question is how long do you leave the glue to set before applying the patch, and how do you know you have waited enough?
Four patches on one tube! Sounds like something I would do 😂
Even with four spare tubes, the temptation to first try four patches is too strong 😂👍
i had 6 patches on one of mine, but it holds air only 24h :)
Thank you, informative video👍
Don’t bother just replace with a new one they are as cheap as chips
Tubolito tubes are $30 each.
Talk too much
And you moan too much