- Location
- Mendips Somerset
is there an easy way to get the plastic backing off a tube patch without ripping edge of patch , off tube , dont know why they dont split the back , I allowed it to dry all afternoon , still lifted the edge getting it off !
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ok stupid question , is there an easy way to get the plastic backing off a tube patch without ripping edge of patch off ?
- Thread starter andybk
- Start date
spin cycle
Member
- Location
- north norfolk
I never bother trying if they are not an "easy off"!
Everything from m'bikes to a wheel barrow
Everything from m'bikes to a wheel barrow
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
lol thats why i put question on the classic thread , all the ones with modern kit prob just get the tyre man in ,been there..... i just leave it on not that i do many
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
You need to give it a good rauming with one of these
Cjm
Member
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
If it doesn’t come off easily I just leave them on. If you try as soon as you’ve rolled the patch on and it just slightly peels the edge up you can always roll it back down again
Pistonbroke
Member
Bend the patch sharply and the film splits across the halfway point
- Location
- East Sussex
Roll it quite firmly with the roller pictured above and the plastic should come looser. Peel it from the middle out or maybe tear it round the edge in a curve.
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
yea thats what i did , then i get a kink on the edge , weak spot then
Pistonbroke
Member
Maybe didn't let the glue dry enough before putting the patch on? If still wet the fumes will lift the patch to find a way out
- Location
- East Sussex
did you shake the glue?
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
yep , its all dried ok ,
dont forget to let the glue go off a bit before putting the patch on
could be mending punctures is a bit of a dark art like sharpening shearing gear...
could be mending punctures is a bit of a dark art like sharpening shearing gear...
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
In Theory ....
In practice just leave it on and make sure there is plenty of fine dust off the workshop floor (talc) over it to cover the smears of stray "dry" glue...
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
dont forget to let the glue go off a bit before putting the patch on
could be mending punctures is a bit of a dark art like sharpening shearing gear...
Make a cup of tea and let it brew to make sure the glue has gone off sufficiently...
sounds good, any excuse ..