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Old 09-28-11, 03:37 PM
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Many attempts at the same site could have made it hard or impossible to patch it. It may not be possible to remove all the residue.

My technique is:

- scrape the area with emory paper or sand paper
- spread glue liberally throughout an area larger than the patch I will apply
- let the glue dry
- apply no glue to the patch
- peel the foil wrapper off the patch
- apply the patch and press hard
- ensure that the edges have adhered
- don't test it without putting it in the tire.
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