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After having big problems with stans sealant I'm going caffelatex sealant this time.

Doing it all by the book, just like I did with stans but wondered what you clean the silicone type stuff off with in the tyre, of if indeed you do?

I have someย Isopropyl alcohol? Or just use some washing liquid?

Thanks guys!


 
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I don't bother.


 
Posted : 21/03/2018 6:50 pm
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Washing up liquid, once round with a scourer and rinse off.


 
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Yak, sounds like a plan, cheers!


 
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why would you need/want to?


 
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Some tyres have a lot of release agent still on them. This can slow the sealing up process, especially if you have porous sidewalls, eg older spesh, conti etc. It doesn't make a difference for some tyres.


 
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why would you need/want to?

I tend to agree, but after the issues I had with stans some puddle said to make sure the inner of the tyre is clean needle before using sealant... So doing it just in case....


 
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Its mould release agent. Quick squirt of IPA for me. Then tyre soap for mounting rather than washing up liquid.


 
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Nothing. Ever. New or old tyre.


 
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From reading a few things recently, Stan's is a natural latex based product, whereas Caffelatex is a synthetic latex based sealant. They don't mix well, allegedly, so that would mean cleaning them out if you don't want to buy a new tyre as well as a new bottle of sealant. Presume the soapy water advice will do the trick adequately. I'm thinking of doing the same, as a LBS sold me some OKO Magic Milk sealant. If you like waiting two days for your punctures to repair themselves it's pretty much the business. By which, I mean, it's shit.


 
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No, won't be missing the 2 latex, the caffe going into a different, new tyre.


 
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IPA


 
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if you were out of pale ale. would any beer do the trick


 
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Is this a candidate for the most STW thread ever (without mentioning audi, bombers, wee in shoes etc.)


 
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Is this a candidate for the most STW thread ever (without mentioning audi, bombers, wee in shoes etc.)

Lol,ย  you might be right thinking about it! 😄


 
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Nothing. Maybe a tea towel if very muddy


 
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ย a tea towel if very muddy

How does the inside of a tyre get very muddy?

Only time I've ever cleaned the inside of a tyre is to get rid of old sealant. And that's usually a pick pick pick peel job ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Eunuch semen.


 
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