Originally Posted by
noglider
[MENTION=21724]cyccommute[/MENTION] points out that the glue in the Rema patch kit is best. I agree, though I haven’t been able to find that cement in a can, so I use the car stuff from the auto parts store. It’s about 95% as good at holding the patches long-term. That’s just one person’s experience, and yours may differ.
This stuff?
https://www.amazon.com/Rema-Tip-Top-.../dp/B006P3C92S Found it on Universal Cycles, too, if you don't want to give money to Bezos.
If I patched tubes by the hundreds, I'd probably invest in a can. But given how many tubes that can be patched at a time with just the little 3-gram tubes of glue, I haven't bothered. I've got one of those Rema "Touring" patch kits with the 5-gram tube and I have no idea what I'd do with all that once I opened it.
