Originally Posted by
rsbob
Topped off my wheels with 1.5 ounces Orange Seal Endurance in November and removed one of the tires a week ago. There was probably 5 drips of liquid and the rest had formed a complete snake skin covering the the tire’s interior. Peeling it off was a fun 35 minute treat.
If I top it off monthly with another 1.5 ounces, after a year, the tire will probably weigh a pound more with all the dried sealant. However someone did say to add fresh in it to keep the existing from congealing. Will have to try that. May have to set a monthly reminder on the phone.
The solids content in the sealant is pretty light. A few years ago, I made a point of not peeling any snake skins from a particular tire, and letting it accumulate, so that I could see how much it weighed at the EOL. It was one of the better snakes skins that I've experienced, myself, but the weight was still miniscule. For the non-metrically minded, 28g is an ounce.
