Posted by old on October 12, 2007 at 09:11:49 from (4.244.186.134):
In Reply to: How to Boot a Tire? posted by Aaron Ford on October 12, 2007 at 03:58:04:
Theres boots and theres also liners as Glen showed you. His picture is a liner not a boot. A boot is just an extra large patch that you glue inside the tire then put the tube back in. The key to haveing a boot work is getting the inside of the tire clean and buffed well and a good tire patch glue. I may self prefer the type that will burn and I do light it up so as to make the tire/tube hot and that seems to make the patch stick a lot better. But I also worked for a few years as a tire repair man so I have BTDT many many times
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