Dajerseyrat
Well-Known Member
It's literally a recipe for napalm isn't it? You guys will have me rolling with napalm in my tires..?
Finish Line tubeless sealant
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rick81721
Lothar
I've made it before, but it's not much fun unless you whip up a 50 gal batch and drop it out of a plane on unfriendly neighbors. Making primary explosives is where it's at.
we had access to magnesium - they use it for a certain type of plate in the printing industry.
rick81721
Lothar
You could buy Mg in hobby stores - we bought it when we were kids in coiled strips. Powder added to a basic gunpowder "bomb" creates a nice flash effect
Jmann
Never gonna let you down.
We made it in high school, I think it was anti climatic since I don’t remember much about it. We also made c4 but couldn’t get it to ignite. Chlorine bombs were fun, although scary as hell. Redneck entertainment.
What a Fred.
at least the bike isn't saddle side down....
price finally came down. -
your math is off a bit - it is $56 for 2 gallons (gallon latex + gallon rv antifreeze)., so 200 vs 56
although i can't find the gallon for $50 right now..saw $66 - still might not be worth it!
That helmet ⛑ is too much. I saw him yesterday and I thought it was a motorcycle cop. Wait till it’s 90degrees out. #headmelt
Why do you need 2 gallons of sealant? I use 2-4 2oz bottles a year at most for 3 tubeless bikes.
i keep half of the liquid latex for other activities. split the rest with whomever.
you didn't really think....
Juggernaut
Master of the Metaphor
Got me again......
i probably should have embedded a correctly formulated image search link...
Between switching tires, re-upping after some thorns, I go through at least 24 oz a year in just one Mtb. That being said, I also had 250-300 hours on that bike last year...
CommandoStyle
Well-Known Member
A testament to how awesome tubeless is. I found this giant thorn after a tire swap (3.0’s for 2.8’s). Tire held its pressure steadily, I never knew the thorn was there. Sealant was Stan’s and Bontrager combo.
one piece crank
Well-Known Member
The original dose of Finishline just gave up. Interesting that it lasted 2-years, but I never suffered a puncture despite riding the same trails my Fat Bike picks up thorns on every ride?!
My experience with the finish line stuff is great on treasd punctures. Not so much for the sidewall, too viscous to get up to it and needs to stay submerged with sealant. Also requires more volume