Tubeless mountain bike tyre sealant test

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1. i use slime inner tubes because tubeless slime get a puncture wouldnt you need a new tyre ?? i wont be buying a spare continental mountain king tyre just a soare slime inner tube :)
2. Did you get that recipe?
3. I used the Slime product on my flat and it fixed it immediately. It would go completely flat within an hours time before using the Slime. $8.94 bottle at walmart is enough to use in 4 bicycle tires. I'm sold on the stuff. You can put in your tire anytime as a protection measure to seal any small punctures immediately that might come along in the future.
4. Aye but your rims are covered in sticky crap
5. globaluploader: this was cheaper though, I will try and get the recipe from my friend :)
   
   TheKenfig: it might but probably best see a doctor ;)
   
   James Towse: Yes only with tubeless tyres. You can buy inner tubes which come with sealant and I guess you could add some to one via the removing the valve although I don't think they work as well as a tubeless setup
6. Worked great
7. Yes only with tubeless setup tyres although you can buy innertubes with sealant/slime (as they call it) in them, not sure how good they are though
8. Does this only work with tubeless tyres? If not how do you put it in the innertube?
9. you buy it bro 
10. Only loses a few psi if it seals quickly
11. Yep, thorns and small holes seal up fine with sealant. If you get a cut/slit though that often doesnt work so you have to use a tube then patch the tyre when you get home before going tubeless again
12. Is that now completely plugged? Can you ride on that for the foreseeable future?
13. @msmckinney777 It was a friends home made sealant hence the test. Rim was a Mavic 819, tyre a Kenda Nevegal normal one, ie not ust
14. I dont get it...