Mike CA said: (quoted from post at 12:29:40 04/16/08)
:lol:
Ok, obviously no. But we aren't talking about either. We're talking about patching tractor tires. So, the question begs, between roofing tile and car windshields, which will roll on the ground better? :lol:
You are leaning towards the windshield poly. I'd just like to know the difference. Will it cure faster, or harder, or last longer?
Windshield poly, is designed to handle more extreme invironment, let the auto body flex yet hold the windshield in under the most extreme circumstances. Same goes with using it as you are atempting to do. I have used it to repair bottoms of my Motocross soles where they have worn out from continuely being on foot pegs. Did not like spending $150 to $250 every two years for new pair of boots. Also have used it to put patches on canvas tents. I have a pair of Al-Cross felt-packs (artic Boots) that I repaired heels and soles with automotive polyurethane about 12 years ago, still using them..
Also cures faster and will last a lot longer than roofing poly..
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