milKit Tubeless Velgenband, 10 m rol, extra sterke velgband, verkrijgbaar in 21 mm -25 mm - 29 mm - 32 mm - 35 mm (29 mm)

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I ordered this rim tape because I am restoring the rubber (27"x1-1/4" tires) on my legacy road bike. I'm not going tubeless, but this is premium long-life rim tape made of rot-resistant vinyl, not rubber.Photo 3 shows the product: a 29mm-wide roll of rim tape with carton [scissors not included]. You clean your rim (in my case wiping repeatedly with a dry paper towel), then begin applying the rim tape 2 inches past the rim's valve stem hole: you want a double layer of tape over the valve stem hole. The rim tape has the stiffness of good packaging tape and is not especially sticky, but it sticks well to itself. You work your way around the rim, unreeling the rim tape and pushing the tape center into the rim center between spokes, then pressing the edges. This is more tedious than it sounds because if the tape shifts off-center you have to unstick the tape (no problem) and then reapply that section. Photo 2 shows the rim tape reel when I have applied tape almost around the rim. You want a 4 inch tape overlap centered on the valve stem hole; photo 1 shows the tape cut in preparation for finishing.Now you work several times around the rim, pressing the rim tape into rim crevices; fortunately the tape was well-centered so I did not have to unstick and reapply. Finally you clear the rim's valve stem hole: with a pocket knife I cut an X through the tape at the valve stem hole, then I tried using the pocket knife blade to ream tape shards from the hole. Ultimately I gently used a round file to remove tape shards from the valve stem hole: problem solved!

Thinner than Stan's tape and less adhesive. As always, I ran it dead center in the rim, then mounted a tire with a tube to apply pressure overnight. In two places the tape shifted and started to crease. The rim was clean as a whistle and there's no reason for that tape to have shifted. Had I actually used this with sealant, the shift would resulted in leaks. I've taped hundreds of rims and I'm extremely disappointed with the quality of this tape. I'll be throwing out the rest of the roll as I have no confidence in it. My search for something better than gorilla tape continues...

Tut was es soll, klebt gut und dichtet hervorragend ab.

Bei dem Felgenband wurde anscheinend am Kleber gespart. Mit den anderen Produkten von Milkit bin ich zufrieden aber das wichtigste am ganzen Tubeless System ist einfach mist.Insgesamt musste ich meine Reifen 2x neu machen, da sie beim ersten Mal nicht dicht waren. Also alte Milch raus, alles sauber machen, neu kleben und extra drauf geachtet dass alles entfettet ist und das Band mit ordentlich Kraft richtig fest und sauber sitzt.Reifen neu befüllt und wieder kommt überall die Luft aus den Speichen...Die Dichtmilch hat es mit 2x Nachbefüllen dicht bekommen. Mal sehen wie lange.Am Vorderrad war heute nach dem Waschen wieder ein Platten wegen undichtigkeit an der Felge.Lieber ordentlich Felgenband kaufen... spart eine Menge Geld.500ml Milch weg, das Felgenband weg und letzlich muss ich nach 1 Woche nun beides neu machen...