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ATV tire repair. 3M PR40 Rubber and Plastic Repair

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This is a Youtube video. I have to say, this looks handy for alot of things.

It is a long video, 19 minutes long. But, wow. Some serious sidewall repair.

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Posted : April 1, 2022 1:22 pm
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Nate,

Did you already poke a hole in your new chariots tire?


 
Posted : April 3, 2022 4:40 pm
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Posted by: @john-putnam

Did you already poke a hole in your new chariots tire?

Naw, but thanks for the sentiments!!! (Big grin)

I am pedantic about details. The "NEW" atv had holes in the tires. Not Big ones, but holes. I usually slime the tires, but I tried another product. It does NOT work well. My son poked a small piece of rubber into the hole, and used the 3m PR100 on it. Sealed it right up. Since I break things, this product, ( I don't work for 3m) seems to have become a PART of my life now!

😉

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Posted : April 3, 2022 4:57 pm
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We use patches, similar to bicycle tube patches, on the rally cars when they need a patch.?ÿ Plugs can come out at high speeds and that really sucks.?ÿ For a tread puncture you place them inside.?ÿ ?ÿ The green slime makes the job a complete pain.?ÿ I'm sure they would work great on the outside as well.?ÿ I would bet the glue is the same stuff.


 
Posted : April 3, 2022 7:36 pm
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The 3m pr100 is very good. We patched an ATV tire with it. Stuck a little rubber piece in a large hole, glued it, and no more leaking.

If clean, it is great.

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Posted : April 4, 2022 5:48 am