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marking location of puncture on tube?

17-11-2012 2:40am

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deandean

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Dupe post pls ignore

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#2 17-11-2012 2:41am

CianRyan

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I usually just hold the tube to my lip and move it around 'till I feel the leak. That way it stays dry and I can get right on with fixing it without looking for a marker.

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#3 18-11-2012 10:40am

Timmyboy

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I've normally used a ball tipped pen.

Seems to work fine
before you roughen up the surface
and then apply the rubber solution
and then the patch
and then pressure set the patch
and then apply a dusting of talc

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