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Pretty cool. It raises questions. Why does it need to be checked more often?
Does it evaporate more quickly? That's the downside of Stan's compared to the
competitors, but I still prefer Stan's. I find I have to add sealant at 6
weeks in summer, a whole lot less when it's cold out. In Arizona, you probably
boil off a lot of sealant.
Also, I wonder if it clogs our Presta valves and won't work in real life. If
it doesn't clog valves and doesn't evaporate more quickly, then no reason not
to use it unless you have a tire/rim combo that hates to come off. Maybe it's
more expensive, and the original is pretty good. Would love to see a 6-8 week
test of this stuff.
Feb. 9, 2016, 10:40 a.m. - MeVP
#!markdown Pretty cool. It raises questions. Why does it need to be checked more often? Does it evaporate more quickly? That's the downside of Stan's compared to the competitors, but I still prefer Stan's. I find I have to add sealant at 6 weeks in summer, a whole lot less when it's cold out. In Arizona, you probably boil off a lot of sealant. Also, I wonder if it clogs our Presta valves and won't work in real life. If it doesn't clog valves and doesn't evaporate more quickly, then no reason not to use it unless you have a tire/rim combo that hates to come off. Maybe it's more expensive, and the original is pretty good. Would love to see a 6-8 week test of this stuff.