quote:1) Make sure the groove where the old tire came from is CLEAN!!! I use lacquer thinner and let the cleaned groove dry fully.
2) Put on a thin layer of BullFrog Snot first and let it set for awhile (30 min to an hour).
3) Put in a second layer and let THAT sit for awhile.
4) Use a third layer as needed, and then let it sit OVERNIGHT at least. I think I have waited one or two days, prior to turning the locomotive right-side-up and test running it in the yard for some time.
I dunno. If you have to go through all this work for a replaceable product...ie it wears out, just like traction tires, then, seems more work/pain than benfit to me.
