Posted by CWL on January 08, 2008 at 04:22:55 from (64.66.89.57):
I got to thinking last night about this concept and wondered if any of you had tried it. I read about some of you putting antifreeze and water or like old and his windshield washer fluid in tires for ballast. I was wondering if any of these less corrosive fluids could be used with a leak stopping compound like slime. I have used stuff like slime in the past with good luck, but it washes off with water. If it was in a tire with a liquid solution would it be deluted to the point that it would no longer be an effective leak stopper? I know the right thing to do is just fix the leaks as they happen, but I use my WD in areas that have Locust trees with huge thorns. It is not if I will get a thorn in a tire, it is when!
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