Pro-Line Racing Pro-Bond Tire Glue PRO603100 Misc. Adhesives Fillers

What's not to love about tire glue. Simple and easy to use. Never failed me! I use it to repair torn tires for when my bashing sessions get a little too rowdy. Cheap way to extend the life of your rubbers.Just be careful when you apply this as it is a CA based glue so it bonds to skin faster than you can say glue!

Great glue

Runs smoothly and has plenty of time for working. Dries clear and is crazy strong. If you glue it right, it will be the last time you need to glue that tire; the rubber will rip before breaking loose.

This glue is the best glue for R\C tires

Works good.

Tire glue work great.

First off, it is better to buy unglued tires and rims. It’s way cheaper in the long run and if you learn to glue it right, they stay glued forever. Pre-glued tires come unglued more often than the ones I have glued myself. Eventually your pre-glued tires will become unglued and you’ll need to buy tire glue anyway! Secondly, any old normal CA glue will technically work as tire glue. This glue is just slight better formulated and it much easier to apply.However, this is great bottle and tip. My favorite actually! I would have purchased this off of amain.com, but I found it here for cheaper.The glue works very well for me and I haven’t had any issues with my tires and rims. It is a good idea to wash your tires and rims with simple green(I find simple green to be the best agent for this application) before glueing your tires to the rim. Also, check over your tire bead to make sure there are no protrusions that would hinder the glue bonding to the rim uniformly. It is better for your tire bead to have a notch cut out of it than to have a tiny molding line stick out passed the normal bead. Lastly, get some tire bands or a handful of normal rubber bands and place them around the tire while it dries.The included tips are very useful. They are actually RPM tips and can be bought separately in a pack if you severely clog them. A good way to avoid clogging your tips is to just keep a needle inside or around the tip wherever you store it. After you use the glue, keep the tip on it for a second and hold it up right. Squeeze a little air through the tip while it is wet. Then, remove the tip and close the bottle of glue(preferably, store the glue bottle in a cold place to preserve the glue). After the tip has been removed run a needle or something small through it before storing the tip. As a last resort if the tip is clogged you can cut the tip down to an open point. Its not all that big of a deal, but I am still on the first tip after glueing dozens of tires.I really like this glue. Not the first nor last time I purchase this glue and tip combo. Highly recommend.

I have a ATOC Draftmaster vertical trike rack that raises and lowers. When lowered, the extruded aluminum beam hits the driveway. I wanted to glue a rectangle of 3/8" neoprene to the bottom of the beam. I read about this product and gave it a try. It worked perfectly.My only suggestion is to wear nitrile gloves, and be aware that the glue flows pretty easily.