How much Slime do I use per tire?

You only need about 2 oz. of slime per 12″ tire, so the 8 oz. bottle sold in the bicycle section is sufficient for two bikes.

How long does it take for Slime to dry?

The brush built into the lid of the can lays down an even layer of cement very quickly and easily. Let it dry for 5 minutes then apply the patch. Works perfectly every time.

How do you apply tire sealant?

Remember though, that driving for too far a distance and you will irreparably damage the tire’s sidewall. When stationary and safe remove the tire valve cap and screw the sealant nozzle onto the valve. Pressing the trigger will force a mix of compressed air and sealant into the tire.

Will tire slime affect TPMS?

Short Answer. Though many may believe that products like Fix-A-Flat or Slime definitely damage or impair your TPMS sensor, that is not the case. Upon application they do not harm the system, sensor, or tire in any way.

How does Slime tire sealant work?

Slime’s tire sealants coat the inside of the tire (or tube) within the tread area, allowing the product to seal tread area punctures. When the tire is punctured, the escaping air carries the sealant to the puncture.

Does green slime sealant work really work on tires?

That green slime stuff you get at department stores says it prevents flats and instantly seals leaks. It doesn’t, and it doesn’t. It’s too thick, it ends up like a wad of snot in your tube. The hole in your tire is too small to move enough air to budge the Shrek loogie over to the hole, so your tire goes slowly flat.

How to install slime tire sealant?

Position the tire. Slime can be inserted with the valve stem located in any position,but it works best if you position the valve stem so it sits

Remove the valve core. The black cap on your bottle of Slime is a valve core removal tool.

Deflate Your Tire.

Remove the Puncturing Object.

Inject Slime.

Reinstall the Valve Core.

Add Air.

Rotate the Tire.

How to fix flat tires with slime tire sealant?

Red Label: Tube Sealant to Prevent and Repair. The red label line of Slime products is designed specifically to stop flats in tires with tubes.

Blue Label: Tire Sealant to Prevent and Repair. Here at Slime,we think of our blue label sealant as the “fun” sealant because it keeps the fun going in all

Yellow Label: Tire Sealant for Emergencies.

How to put green slime in a bike tire?

Any type of leak or puncture in a tubeless tire caused by nails,screws,thorns,barbed wire,etc… as long as its from an object 3/8″

Punctures or leaks can be in any location; tread or sidewall

Slow leaks from bead as long as tire bead and rim are not damaged