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Slime SDS-1G Super Duty Slime Tire Sealant with Pump Gallon SDSB-1G |  | Brand: Slime
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Rating:  reviews
Sales Rank: 14832
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.3
Dimensions (in): 7 x 4 x 11
MPN: SDS1G
Model: SDS-1G
UPC: 071281101298
EAN: 0071281101298
ASIN: B000FW2NMQ
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Product Description
Liquid sealant that instantly seals punctures. Prevents and repairs for up to two years.
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Great Product June 4, 2010
Jerome
I have a tiller, a pressure washer, a two wheel dolly and some other tools with tubeless tires. I used about half the slime in this gal container on them. They are all still holding air a month later. The pump is much easier to use than the bottles and quite a bit cheaper too. One trick I learned was to brush some slime around where the tire meets the rim to help it seal. Be sure to spin the tires after using the slime and airing the tire up. I used a cordless drill, holding the spinning chuck against the mounted tire.
Best Tire Sealer EVER! March 28, 2010
RS Service Co
Really ticked-off I had not heard of SLIME years ago! Two friends and myself ride ATV's in very remote mountain areas of Honduras exploring on the weekends and one of the biggest worry we had was flat tires,..... and we did experience several of them that caused some real problems. After hearing about SLIME, I ordered it and installed in all our tires. Since we have not experienced a single problem related to slack or flat tires.
Bicycle use here is great and bike tires always give problems. I have put SLIME in many neighborhood peoples bike tires and not a single one has experienced any tire inflation problems since.
Our ATV and Bike slack/flat tire problems have all been 100% solved. Probably next to being a miracle product for this use as one can find. It should come as "Standard Equipment" from the factory/dealer on every ATV sold.
Does this need any more reviews? June 13, 2009
Arthur Hebert
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Like the other people said, I find this works great. However, I bought mine at the store, and the label definitely says for all tubeless tires. Well all my tires are tubes but I never air them up anymore. Except I got a small sharp rock in my bike tire that took one re-inflation and its already fixed. I think the air leaked out before slime was able to completely seal it and the rock probably was causing constant change until I removed it. I think small leaks from thorns, etc seal instantly. It's hard to notice how well it's working when there are no more problems but I know I was having trouble before I used this. I never had much luck with rubber cement/patches either. Patches with the stickiness already on them work okay. I heard that some people used to put paint in tires to stop small leaks. I guess that might work too but slime is labeled as nontoxic.
Also, I have two 'solid' no air wheelbarrow tires. Those are nice too and are so much better than air tires without slime. But slime makes air tires equal to $40-50 solid tires.
I also have made wooden wheels that work well too.
Miracle Worker June 2, 2009
Thomas W. Hobbs
Having several ATV's and yard machines it was a serious pain to constantly fix tires. This product has been a miracle worker. Since putting it into all of the tires in service I have not had to repair a flat to date!
Green is good February 13, 2009
DustyBeard (Oregon)
Blackberries can really tear up tires and nothing like getting on the mower and wondering why it slopes on flat ground. Forget those aersol cans that are so convenient but so expensive and only a temporary fix. Slime works well, and in the long run pulling the valve to pump in the Slime is only a minor inconvenience. The wheelbarrow, garden cart, mower, mower trailer, wagon, etc tires become nearly "flat-free" once you get the Slime in them. And the tires last much longer when they are not run flat to get them back to the barn. If you want the convenience of an aerosol can to air up the tires out on the back forty, fill them with Slime and buy a CO2 inflater (bike shop). You will likely never need to use the CO2 inflater once you have installed the Slime.
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