Old 06-20-19, 03:40 AM
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In my experience it's hard to know whether a tube will have a removable core. Internet sale pages often lack detail.

But aside from that, I have two questions for those who put sealant in their tubes:

1. When the sealant does its job and seals up a leak, is that flat now fixed? Or will it open up again if you run out of sealant?

2. Can you patch a tube that has sealant in it? I tried this a dozen years ago, using Slime tubes, and it didn't work. Something about the Slime sealant.
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