Slime is a non-aerosol environmentally-friendly liquid sealant that is injected into your tubes to prevent or repair flats. It is a blend of fibers, polymers and binders that seal up punctures up to 1/8". Slime is best used in tubes with a removable valve core because the sealant tends to clog valves. One 8-oz bottle fills 2 mountain bike tires.
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Reviewed 6/1/2021
by PC
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Chico,Ca.
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I needed a small container of slime for my rides.
I have not used this product yet.
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Reviewed 9/24/2018
by Anonymous
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
I couldn't get it in the tube
This stuff is very thick, I couldn't get more than a tiny amount into the tube so it didn't work
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Reviewed 9/28/2012
by vanagod
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Medford, OR
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
choose your application wisely
Stuff works great on thorns, so I recommend for fat tires like mountain bikes or bike trailers. Carry a spare tube though, because if the tube injury is too large for the slime to seal, you will not be able to patch the tube. Slime gets all over the place and you cannot patch it on the side of the road. I do not recommend for road tires like 700cx23 because, in my experience, blowouts and large tube injuries are more common. Also, the amount of air that can leak out while the slime does its job is much less in a roadie tire than a fat MTB tire. Be sure to carry a tire pump. The slime might not seal if the thorn is still stuck through the tire. You may have to pull the thorn and then air back up. Got stranded that way once.
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