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Cure, Inflate, and Leak Test

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Fix a flat tire the EASY WAY!

What happens here

The patched tire is left to cure for one hour as per the kit's instructions. After the curing period, the presenter uses a portable pancake air compressor to re-inflate the UTV tire to its recommended pressure. To verify the integrity of the repair, he pours water over the newly applied patch. The absence of any bubbles indicates a successful, airtight seal.

Goal: After a one-hour curing period, the tire is inflated, and a water test confirms no air leaks from the patched area.

Tools and materials

  • Cup (red solo cup)
  • Pancake Air Compressor
  • Water

What they say

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but seems pretty firm pretty solid patch is on it's been one hour we've got our little pancake dewalt compressor down here and we're gonna fill this tire up and we're gonna take a little cup of water we're gonna pour some water over top of it and see if it sealed it off first test fill it up normally run about 30 psi look at that holding nice that's awesome i don't hear any air coming out now for the water test oh yeah nothing no bubble no nothing no anything now for the real test glue trid i reached out to them this morning and there's going to be a coupon code posted down there in the video description you can get a discount on three of these for i think 35 bucks i think the coupon code will be stoney ridge but don't quote me on it it'll be down the video description for you so we can get you hooked up always like to do a tool tuesday where you guys can get hooked up too as you can see patch is holding strong but it doesn't matter if it doesn't hold strong let's give her a little test beat and bang on it let's take her for a drive see how she does give her a little turn here let's see that's

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