OKO Tyre Sealant - How it Works

If you have a puncture in your tyre, you will need to apply some sort of tyre sealant like the one from OKO. As the fibres and particles of rubber and the metal particles closely resemble that of the tyres casing, a tyre sealant can be an easier and more effective repair to get to the root of the problem. The remaining solution is still able to cover and protect the puncture from many further punctures. Tyre seals are usually a gel-like mixture of fibres, solvents, binding agents and other similar natural ingredients. They are often combined with a rubber liquid to act as a temporary seal. Find out more about the OKO Tyre sealant tyreinflatorguide.com

The ingredients of tyre sealants can vary, but they typically include acrylic, ethyl alcohol, water and a polyurethane foam. It is important to note that different combinations and methods may be used. Some sealants may also include a rubber liquid for added support and protection. Read a OKO Tyre sealant review.

These products should be applied after the puncture has become visible on the outer surface of the tyres casing. This can be achieved by removing the puncture with a knife or other sharp instrument. Then the outer tyre casing should be cleaned thoroughly, either using a tyre brush, with a mild detergent and warm water, or by hand. The area should be allowed to air dry thoroughly before applying the sealant. Read this post.

After the puncture has been repaired, it is necessary to ensure that the puncture is sealed from future penetrations. This is accomplished by following the steps outlined above. If the puncture is not repaired and cannot be sealed, a new puncture should be made and a fresh solution applied before applying a new tyre sealant.post