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Old 29-04-2013
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Default Removing Tires

Hi guys
Just a quick question, any1 got any advice for removing glued tires from the rims?
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Leave them in a sealed tub of aceton for a couple days an they slide straight off
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Acetone. Sealed in a tub of it, as mentioned. You can buy the pure stuff, or the pink cheap stuff that girls use on their nails. It all evaporates, so the cheap stuff is fine.
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Thanx guyz
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you can boil them off but you need good gloves to hold the wheel whilst its still hot

I did read somewhere that freezing works but I've never tried it.
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BTW, with the acetone, don't fill the tub, quarter of an inch in the bottom is enough. Its the vapour that does the work.
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If anyone wants some proper acetone let me know as i can get it at cost!.
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