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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51062

I couldn’t decide where to put this topic, please do move it if there’s a more appropriate home.

I’ve had a poke around but can’t (surprisingly) find a topic on tyre repair.

Basically I have these tyres and am in a position that I need to repair them. Naturally I’m assuming they have sat in one position for a long time and deformed the cracked. They are a closed/sealed tyre so getting inside could be tricky, not impossible though.

Does anyone have any glue or purpose rubber glue tips. I have a “how it’s made” episode in mind where they remould tyres and use rubber glue to bond it.

Looking forward to your opinions and tips
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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51064

What you are looking for was an Article by JR not a topic :) Check out the Articles tab top right of page for some great info :)

Here is the link to the specific tyre one :)

tamiyabase.com/...eservation
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)
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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51065

it's also a bit out of date ... things move on, big addition in the field is "Rubber Toughened" CA adhesive for gluing cracks & even cutting 'n' shutting tyres to make them smaller... I'd specfically recommend ZAP-RT for this.

IDK if there's an optimum place in the process for gluing, TBH I'd scrub it, glue it, then soak in glycerine as I would have thought the risk of glycerine contaminating the joint area was more that the risk of it attacking an already glued joint.

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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51066

Somebody tried the blue glue for real tires repair? The vulcanisation glue ?

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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51067

" TBH I'd scrub it, glue it, then soak in glycerine"
:)


That's exactly what I thought. I think I'd apply the glycerine by hand so I can sparingly apply it around these fixed areas.

Then there the slight flattening on the cracked side. I may try inserting a foam tyre insert.

I'm going to look around for some products now, plus that recommendation.

Flo, ill look up that one too...

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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51072

Tyres washed and started on one of the wheels... Luckily the wheels look pretty good.
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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51073

I was thinking of other options for replacement tyres for this and found the RC4wd version ?









If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)

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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51074

Alternatively, Getting down to your local toy barn and seeing if they have any tractors with suitable tyres? :)

If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)
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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51083

Thanks Andy, the first ones look really quite good.

Although I must admin the thought of getting these ones to look good is quite exciting. I will try my best and see where I get. I think I am going to take all of these updates to a specific topic, Unless we can just change it to the Kyosho Datsun 4WD purple_rob topic :P

I have some updates to post on the project.

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Tyre repair - cracks, tears and deformation 5 years 8 months ago #51094

I think I am going to take all of these updates to a specific topic, Unless we can just change it to the Kyosho Datsun 4WD purple_rob topic :P

I have some updates to post on the project.


Done :)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)

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