It's magic. Plus fiber, polymers, plastic & witchcraft. #tires #repair #emergency #shorts

The flexing of the rubber as the tire is used continues to pack fibers into the leaks, creating a permanent flexible plug that lasts for the life of the tire. Liquitude seals 1/2 in to 5/8 in punctures in industrial tires to 3/4 in punctures in large heavy ply industrial tires. >> And you don't want to do that with any of the sealant. The bottle would be empty by now. >> So this is the actual sealant. >> Yeah. People say it looks like Dairy Queen lizard. >> Okay. >> So 45% of this is 50/50 mixture cure glycol and water. So it's antifreeze. The liquid is just a carrier. What makes the plug is all your solids. Solids are ground plastic. A lot of jagged edges. Looks like goat head sticker. That's what catches in a puncture first. >> Four different types of fibers. Cotton, rayon, nylon on polyester. Those fibers are curly like we shaved the poodle. Not like we dropped off fishing line. You got packing clay particles. five different rust inhibitors, pH balancers, tire conditioners, bonding agents, bunch of other stuff. So, let's say I'm pulling a/2 in bolt out of your tire. The air pressure is pushing us through. It catches and it builds like a beaver building a dam. Any air trying to get out does stuff more 500 holes. Got a quarter inch hole in my tire. I could talk to you guys all day long. We're not losing a year. We're not going flat. This is how fast we seal this up. When I pull this out, we're done. That's a permanent fix. Somewhere around a half a second. That's a permanent fix. Good for the life of the tire. Here's that hole I just stuck right there. All sealed up. >> How did you do that? >> It's magic. >> Or it's liquid tube. >> Yes, it's liquid tube. >> That's cool. That would have saved my life many times. Toes pull about.