Wilsons Sandbox

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Reverend" wrote:

> > The bad things I've heard are that it is a mess to clean out from the > rim/tire when you get around to it. Also that it's vulcanizing, so > particularly in tubeless tires (no idea whether it's worth it in

tubes) if

> you have previous patches/plugs, it can dissolve them - true

allegedly if

> you just leave it in and run it for a while.

Again, my experience differs. A near-destitute acquaintance used my Stop-N-Go plug kit on a well-worn radial van tire. The plug stopped all but a small residual air leak. He then put in a can of generic Fix-A-Flat; that sealed the leak and he's been driving on the tire for at least three months. Of course, this is a sample of one, however it is from personal experience and not third/fourth/fifth hand rumor. Glenn San Jose, CA