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The OKO off road stuff is very very thick, 50\50 mix with distilled water for me. Works really well. You get when mixed about 2.5 litres for around £13
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Off-Road-Tyre-Sealant-Puncture/dp/B006THGZZ2/ref=sr_1_3?crid=V9C37LRWLPR2&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tQlnJhwWrvyFSPch0eyuAmowyo7YqabzJcEzv54Mn2JpgZasKywTM2fiJuWqFqIRv3y5TAzj3-AfQ2I0vjbHb_r6wEfIwW-e1kIEIl-VvYQz1d1EGn1OExV6Pbv-dfV0DFjMHIi82r98dIUhyKHSWJlO4EMHgBdrcE08T7BoroxQ-KVsvYlw0epV1JKIPzVd1DqzxZsaxscdYJG0nQNzR4tTbR40hjaz_po__gwRqu0.fZMojvKf7Z2ZUeDdjLc-YJDb4oXSy9zpJYKWDBAPUWg&dib_tag=se&keywords=oko+tyre+sealant&qid=1710348504&sprefix=Oko+sea%2Caps%2C299&sr=8-3 -
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Hi, the clamp wore out quick so I then used mole grips. After that I installed a 1/4 turn inline valve
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powder coating tape
Is this stuff that which you are talking about?
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Same happened to me, same pump different brand. I removed the pin and the shaft through the head, wrapped some thermoplastic around the hole and glued it together to make it airtight.
You just then need to get a quick release pipe clip. When you clip it up tight you can charge up the tank, then release it when you need the air. -
I think therefore it may be the sealant I'm using, OKO High Fibre.
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Don't know, but I do need levers. Always tape my rims so the tyres are hard to get on, then they always seal up well
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Interesting, they've renamed the Exposure 32 to Expanse
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WTB Exposures, on my 3rd set, from 30mm up to 36mm, they all leak through sidewall pinholes initially, and it can take several rides before this stops. This is normal for these tyres and I would expect other WTB versions to be the same
Tesa 4289, Viking tapes, most sizes under £15 delivered