Seriously ? You could have gotten it all off by now. WD-40 is mostly a solvent and does work. Citrasolv works much better though.
OK, Armchair Chemists...Gorilla Tape Residue.
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Baking soda + oil paste
Eye of newt and ox bile.
Rub it with shark skin.
I’ll take a video tomorrow of just how innefective this approach was. Just more goo.
way more
Cat tongues
50 cat tongues attached to an angle grinder
My thought exactly, must be a fake grifter shaman. @Nick you should cancel those monthly cheques you've been sending to her.
Sounds difficult, but plausible.
Well one thing is for sure, if you don't do a thorough job then you'll almost certainly feel compelled to take the tire off to check for goo, ten minutes before your next ride. I get your problem now. If you don't get all the goo off then you can't easily get the tire off to check to see if you indeed did remove all the goo. The circles must be maddening.
have you tried giving it to a gorilla? he'll know what to do...
So the gorilla would just mount the tire and go for a ride ?
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The gorilla would mount rideit and leave a different kind of residue hehind
The gorilla would mount rideit and leave a different kind of residue hehind
I am so proud to have such a lasting impact on our little forum with exciting posts like this.
You and Sandwich deserve some kind of golden monkey wrench award
darude, sandstorm?
Left hand monkey wrench, thank you very much.
And metric, too.
i got mad skills, yo
And metric, too.
i got mad skills, yo
He'd still need help cleaning off the "residue". The pictures would probably be a whole lot different though.
Does the gorilla brand make an electrical tape?
That would be Pterodactyl Tape
I studded my own auto tires this season. I do not recommend this. I had to basically make the tool to do this, started out with a screwdriver with a socket and spacing the socket with some paper to ensure the stud protruded far enough so it wouldn't be covered by the socket, but the socket was too large in relation to the stud. I played around with various tools and it took me about 15 minutes to get one in. I put a couple in like this With about 395 studs to go, that kind of progress was not going to cut it. I eventually found a better driver handle and then a real tiny socket, maybe 7mm, that fit the stud nearly perfectly, but I had to drill it out a bit (hardened steel, you know), luckily not too much. All in all, I still "saved money" compared to the cost to have someone stud them, but it was rough getting started and it still wasn't easy. There are definitely better things I could have been doing. I eventually got it down close to as fast as I can stud bike tires, but again, I don't recommend doing this. That gorilla tape is a bitch when it hardens. It basically becomes hardened epoxy.
lasting like some dried up tape glue.
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How about a gofundme for some new rims?
This is much more fun than scraping gorilla boogers.
I‘m not in a hurry to find a chemical solution.
I‘m not in a hurry to find a chemical solution.
Fire is NOT a chemical
seriously, try oxyclean
its a chemical reaction