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steven in tn

10-18-2007 07:36:15




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is anyony still using hot patches?
i am having no luck with a cold patch and am running out of the hot patches. any one else having problems with cold patches?




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larry h

10-19-2007 16:36:13




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
we use rubber buffer and then we have a glue you can burn wait till warm then roll patch on we do several a day never fails



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steven in tn

10-19-2007 07:16:39




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
cant find any at Gemplers.
we are not doing any thing different that we did 30 years ago, except for useing china and mexico
patches and glue. i scuff up the tube until it looks like new money, apply glue, let dry and apply patch. but i can always pull the patch off.
its like the glue never dries right. tried 3 kinds of patches ant glue. this has got me pissed off.Cant even patch a tube anymore.

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dobber

10-19-2007 09:37:44




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-19-2007 07:16:39  
Oh sounds like one of those new foreign cheap made tubes. Just have to throw it away and not waste money on patching those things I found out. More of the new throw away made china crap!



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FixaLinc

10-18-2007 22:14:23




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
Make sure your glue isn't too old or right kind that's compatible with your patches or a universal glue. Some glues don't work well with other brand patches. Tire or tube has to be clean too and let glue dry some before putting patch on. Gemplers has hot patches but we use to get some called Monkey Grip brand but can't find that brand anymore.



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msb

10-18-2007 15:10:52




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
Very good patches here and I believe they stock hot patches too.
http://www.gemplers.com/



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T_Bone

10-18-2007 12:29:22




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
Hi Steven,

As long as I use the end grinder to ruff up the area then use a liquid rubber cleaner and wait for the glue to set up, I don't have a problem with cold patches.

T_Bone



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KEH

10-18-2007 09:21:21




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  

Got some from NAPA also. Store them in a refrigerator.

KEH



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noncompos

10-18-2007 14:36:19




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 Re: hot patches in reply to KEH, 10-18-2007 09:21:21  
How do they do stored in the "frig? We always tried to keem them dry, and I"d think the "frig, being moist, wouldn"t be good for them, even in their little plastic packages.



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KEH

10-18-2007 15:30:11




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 Re: hot patches in reply to noncompos, 10-18-2007 14:36:19  

The hot patches and probably cold patches last longer kept in cold storage. Got this from a tire man and has worked for me.

KEH



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noncompos

10-18-2007 14:19:19




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 Re: hot patches in reply to KEH, 10-18-2007 09:21:21  
How do they do stored in the "frig? We always tried to keem them dry, and I"d think the "frig, being moist, wouldn"t be good for them, even in their little plastic packages.



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Jim in Ma.

10-18-2007 08:17:13




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 Re: hot patches in reply to steven in tn, 10-18-2007 07:36:15  
A year or two ago, I got some from NAPA



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hd6gtom

10-18-2007 07:37:18




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