That'd be all qcamel. Tubeless wheels, tubeless valve, tubeless tyres and some seleant. I hardly use any liquid at all.
Whip the core of the valve out, stick the valve in the rim, fasten it up tight with the washer, fit the tyre, pour a little of the fluid in the valve, refit the valve core, fit the head of a track pump or Co2 cannister, insert as much air as quick as you can.
Sometimes, lots of washing up liquid on the rim helps the tyre to slide all the way to the edge of the rim thus creating a seal. I needed it on my Specialized Storm Control 2bliss and Mavic tubeless rims.
It's possible to bodge a non tubeless wheel with non tubelss, tyres, 20" innertubes and seleant but that's for the poor people.