Slime 1051-A Rubber Cement, Tire Repair, Use with Slime Plugs or Patches, 1 oz. Tube

I’ve used a lot of tire repair products over the years, but the Slime 1051-A Rubber Cement has earned a permanent spot in my toolbox. The first time I used it was during a plug repair on a punctured tire, and it made the whole process smoother and more reliable. The cement spreads easily, stays workable long enough to position the plug or patch correctly, and bonds fast once everything is in place. What I really like is how well it pairs with Slime plugs and patches—it clearly does exactly what it’s designed to do. The 1 oz. tube may look small, but a little goes a long way, and it seals confidently without feeling messy or overly runny. I’ve driven thousands of miles on repairs made with this cement, and they’ve held up without leaks or issues. If you want peace of mind when fixing a tire, this is one of those simple products that makes a big difference.

Good quality. Nice value for the size. Holds well with plugs. Dries fairly quickly. Easy to use. Nice for tire repairs. It functions as it should. Nice large can.

This is the best rubber cement I have ever used. When using Elmers rubber cement it did not last long. Most of the bottle was wasted and I only used it a couple times. This brand works great. Container seals good and it doesn't dry up. I have had this container since November 2021, It's now March 2026 and it's still exactly like I bought it.

Good product

Worked great! Saved me on a hunting trip where I picked up a few punctures while off road. The rubber cement setup quickly and held the plugs. The plugs were still good thousands of miles later.

This is not the same "rubber cement" as Elmer's school glue. This rubber cement is designed specifically for patching rubber tires. I use it for patching bicycle inner tubes (using vulcanizing tube patches) and it works great; just as well as those little tubes of glue that come in tire patch kits. This large can with built-in brush is so much easier to use than those little glue tubes. The brush built into the lid of the can lays down an even layer of cement very quickly and easily. Let it dry for 5 minutes then apply the patch. Works perfectly every time. If you are patching a bunch of tubes (even over several months), the price for this can is economical. Steps for patching a bicycle inner tube (follow this very carefully and the patch will last for the remaining life of the tube): 1. locate the hole in the tube 2. mark the hole with a pen 3. sandpaper the area around the hole to remove the slick rubber skin on the inner tube 4. if you completely sanded off your mark from step 2, mark it again 5. apply an even layer of rubber cement over and around the hole, somewhat larger than the size of your patch 6. wait 5 minutes for the cement to mostly dry 7. remove the protective skin from under your patch 8. stick the patch to your cement spot (you did cement a larger area than necessary so the patch edges are completely in the glue area, right?) 9. press the patch down hard, all around the patch including the edges (finger pressure is OK, but a rolling tool is better) 10. I usually let the patch dry for a couple of hours, but if you need to ride right away, putting it back in the tire and pumping it up will usually work 11. if you haven't used the tube yet, pump it up after it dries for a couple of hours and let it hang somewhere, then check it the next day to make the tube is still full of air, meaning your patch is OK 12. 95% of the time this procedure will work and the patch will last for the remaining life of the tube 13. in the other 5% of the time, you screwed up (maybe not applying enough cement or not centering the patch over the hole) or maybe there was another hole in the tube somewhere. If I can find a 2nd hole, I will patch that, too. Otherwise, I just throw these tubes away instead of trying to figure out what went wrong.

This is GREAT for home repair of my bicycle tubes! Excellent product!

Had a flat while riding. Used with plug to get me home. Let sit for 45 min before riding. Plug with cement lasted until I replaced tire 3 months later.

This stuff worked well for me, I used it to help glue some motorbike strut boots together, only problem was when it dried it was green in colour so I used some black spray paint to cover that up.

Works great for the model!

Great holding glue

This works good

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