Your method and application appears sound but it did not work. Oh, Well...
Sure sounds like a problem with dissimilar materials in the components. Or a common failing of newer vulcanizing cement that does not contain Toluene. Toluene is a vital component of having a good bond in vulcanization. Of course like many things it has been found to be carcinogenic and therefore is on the Stigma List.
In my flat fix kit I keep a small tube of unopened Vulcanizing Cement and an unopened Tube of Super-Glue just in case the Cement has dried out.
Further note that over the years, although some people have, I have never had a successful seam rip repair on butyl tubes.
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