Will Tire Sealant Corrode Steel Rims?
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Sealant has a corrosive effect on steel rims. Here is additional information: The principle of how tire sealant repairs tires: Because the sealant contains rubber fiber particles and adhesive components. When there is a puncture in the tire, the rubber fiber particles in the sealant will fill the puncture hole, and the adhesive will quickly bond the particles. Utilizing the pressure difference inside and outside the tire, the rubber fibers tightly adhere to the inner wall of the tire, achieving the purpose of sealing the tire. Introduction: Tire sealant is an automatic tire repair fluid used to prevent slow leaks and seal punctures in tires. The tire sealant is injected into the tire through the valve stem in a certain amount, and then the tire is fully inflated.