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scootr
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Looks good... todays multi belted tires are hard to manually push the old rope style plugs into. I may have to go this route.
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you need at least 5,000 messages on this bbs in order to post something like that without approval
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It's the caulking "tool" in the post. Those can be scary.
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Un-reinforced adhesive or caulk would indeed be scary. But if it were reinforced with glass or carbon fiber, and one could find a way to do that which didn’t develop small leaks over time, it’d likely be stronger and better than the surrounding tire.
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DB's question was why his post needed approval. My reply was meant to point out the word "g u n" being "the issue" using the term "tool" to replace that...