Best GLUE For Tire Stickers or Letters - TruckTalk #26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video we discuss about the best glue for tire stickers or letters and why the glue needs to be flexible. Using regular glue or crazy glue doesn't work because it needs to remain flexible. Using crazy glue will not work. The flexement tire sticker glue shown in this video remain flexible to bend and move with the tire and not come loose.
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Tire prep is pretty simple just make sure that it is clean, dry and doesn't have any oil or tire shine on the tire. Its a good idea to use a degreaser on the tire to make sure the letters are going to adhere well.
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For anyone who just wants to see the process skip to 2:09 to miss all of the incessant and unnecessary prologue
Looks good brother. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the support! More on the way! 👍
Did you try tube patch glue? Or tire repair glue?
What you think is btr tire stickers or gorilla glue…getting ready to put tire stickers on my charger
Do you know What glue i could use in the uk? That glue is about £35 off amazon to get shipped from usa.
And where do you buy that tire-glue? Online? Where please.
What size sticker are these?
Did it hold up in the long run?
I may have missed it in your other videos, what size tire are you running and do you have any rubbing? Thanks man can't wait for the grill install.
305 wide and no rubbing👍 it's a low offset wheel though
How many bottles need for 4 tires
I must've watched this video 10 times. Before I got my letters and after. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Ps: Is it okay that those corners are loose in some places. I'm super paranoid, everytime I see a corner lift I put loctite on there😂, I even keep glue in the car. I'm afraid the wind will catch it on the highway. So I'd like to hear from someone who's had them on longer. 😁
Hahah I’m with ya! Every time the tire goes around it flexes at the bottom so more glue the better to keep them on 🤣
@@BoostedMotorsports makes sense yea. Kinda crazy I'm more worried about my letters than the actual lip of my rims nowadays 😂🤦♂️. #whathavewebecome
Your garage is huge! Show us the rest of your house!
Where did you get your rims for? 1:45
Use Bicycle inner tube patch glue. Your welcome 🤝🏼
It works good ?
Yes and its flexible. Make sure you give it enough time to dry before driving
R Hunter I just tried rubber cement from O’Reilly’s didn’t even grip at all kinda sad :( was not sticky at all idk
@@mahhbad5448🤦🏽♂️ o'Reilly's doesn't sell Bicycle inner tube patch glue..... should've went to a bike shop.
@@RHunther I used the product he said too both didn’t last for shit
What size lettering? 1.25?
Hey question when you bought your wheels did they go straight on, or you had to do some work to shave your hub to get them to go on?
They went straight on 👍
Ok well I'm ordering a pair and the guy giving me the run around. Thanks for your help
Rubber cement did not work
Super glue kinda worked
I dno what else to use. Literally their is only "tire sticker glue" and its by products
But what lasts?
I was wondering do u know what size the letters are? I was looking into white letters but don’t know what size to get.
I'm not too sure to be honest they were on the wheels already when I bought them!
Where can I get the goodyear letters from buy?
Tirestickers.com
Can you provide the link for purchase. Thanks
I got it from tirestickers.com 👍
Also when you put the letters on while the car is sitting. It will already have some stretch. Then most likely they won't come off like that.
Dumb question for the day: did you put Goodyear on your tires or you bought them with them on and they are coming off/ fall off with curb check?
Hey Nick theres no dumb questions here so fire away! The Goodyear letter were added thats why the lettering is so big and raised. I didn't install the letters originally but actually bought the wheels slightly used and the previous owner had the letters installed.
Use orileys industrial super glue or gorilla super glue. Just let it. Set for the time it asks for
I'm gonna try e6000 rubber glue for mine. It remains flexible whereas super glue does not flex
Looks like good stuff. Have u used it yet?
@@Bjorncone I've used e6000 on a subwoofer surround and it works great. I haven't used it for the tire stickers yet. I was thinking about using both super glue and the e6000
Any updates did e6000 workout
@@joel92mor man I haven't got around to doing it yet. It seems like all I do is work. But I'm positive it will work great. I've used e6000 on subwoofers and it is great for that. But I was thinking of using a little tire stickers glue and e6000 together so it stays on for good
@@Pittsburgh-412 thanks for replying man yeah I was planning on doing the same last set I had I only used Krazy glue after a rainy day I lost almost all my letters lol
Letter is crooked
ARE YOU TRYING TO KEEP IT A SECRET? YAOUR HEADER SAYS BEST GLUE . WELL,, WERE WAITING
Bro have you seen the new viper hood for the Dodge Ram 🐑
It’s a viper style hood
Yeah its pretty cool looking for an aftermarket hood 👍
Rubber glue works as well (imagine that).
It does if you only drive 40 mph
Rubber cement did not work
Super glue kinda worked
I dno what else to use. Literally their is only "tire sticker glue" and its by products
But what lasts?
Worked for a week and once i went over 70 mph one i started to loose them. Alltough with mine the whole "hankook" letters are on a rubber patch as a word so i guess those are easier to come off because of the weight and once a corner or so gets loose its game over.
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Use rubber cement they all hustling same product they just Change the name
Is this true?
Tried it don’t work for shit
@@mahhbad5448 man what you end up using
Came here to see the glue consistency... none here 😢