Quote: Originally posted by michael on 06/4/2006
hi does work perfectly but i dont like the idea of tyre damage unseen that can go on for some time.
I have used ultraseal and it comes as a flourescent green color. When a puncture occurs, you get a bright green spot on the tyre showing that a puncture has happened which offers you the choice to replace or carry on using it.
I have used ultraseal and it comes as a flourescent green color. When a puncture occurs, you get a bright green spot on the tyre showing that a puncture has happened which offers you the choice to replace or carry on using it.
must admit i do like the idea of a controlled puncture on a caravan,if this stuff is as good as you say the deflation would not be instant.
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There seems to be a mixed feeling about these new products. The possible extra cost when it comes to change a tyre was one I never thought of. Have considered haveing a tin of Tyreweld in the car but waiting to have a flat at 50mph on the caravan, and it rolling all over the road I may need more then just Tyreweld in the can.
Ive used tyreweld and for me found it to be a waste of money.Have got the green stuff in my caravan wheels,4x4 & a quad.Works a treat on the quad dont know about the others as havnt had a puncture.
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