Subject	That's right I remember seeing this post
Posted by	BlackholeZ on August 11, 2011 at 11:39 AM
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In Reply To	Indeed. posted by Bernie (NoVA) on August 11, 2011 at 11:28 AM
Message	Though was this a case of the slime being left in for the rest of the life of the tire or did that happen in a week? It looks like the slime encourages corrosion of aluminum, but how quickly? Maybe I'm in a position then to bend the ear of some of the guys upstairs (pun intended) about the disadvantages of their product. -Dan "Capitalization is the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse." "'she' also likes to swap since I think I am going to need to give her to woody again." - Dvlhntr "full alphabetic boost mode" - ChristopherTheOne "Two oil eating, angry, spinning triangles of death." - turtleboy on rotary engines
Follow Ups	Opinions on slime? - BlackholeZ 11:06:25 08/11/11 After using it in the bike industry when it first came out - zgene4 11:08:57 08/11/11 Just as you say, it can be good in an emergency, - zellamay 11:13:32 08/11/11 It ruins wheels. Bernie posting a pic in 3...2...1... (n/m) - BradX (UF) 11:18:56 08/11/11 Indeed. - Bernie (NoVA) 11:28:01 08/11/11 That's right I remember seeing this post - BlackholeZ 11:39:08 08/11/11 Get a piece of aluminum, remove the oxidation, - zellamay 12:52:43 08/11/11 That's the chrome on the wheel turning soft and scaley. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:20:34 08/11/11 So that's a chrome wheel, how bad for a painted wheel? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:23:58 08/11/11 If it will do that to chrome it will be worse on paint. - Bernie (NoVA) 13:26:34 08/11/11 Maybe not - BlackholeZ 13:52:56 08/11/11
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