Rema Tyre Repair Vulcanising Cement - 5159341

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Rema Tyre Repair Vulcanising Cement is a high-performance chemical bonding agent designed for professional garage technicians and serious DIY enthusiasts who perform tyre puncture repairs. Its primary benefit is the creation of a durable, heat-activated bond that ensures a long-lasting seal, though users should note that as a chemical vulcanising agent, it requires careful handling and adherence to strict safety protocols during application.
| Model Part Number | 5159341 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rema |
It is intended for use with repair units specifically designed for chemical vulcanisation. Check your patch manufacturer's instructions.
Rema vulcanising cement is designed to work chemically at ambient temperatures, though some shop procedures may incorporate heat depending on the patch type.
Apply a thin layer and wait until it is no longer wet to the touch (typically a few minutes) before applying the repair unit.
Refer to the product's safety data sheet for specific PPE requirements, which generally include nitrile gloves and working in a well-ventilated area.
This cement is generally formulated for tubeless tyre repair applications. Consult specific product documentation for inner tube compatibility.
Ensure the tyre surface was properly buffed to remove surface oils and that the cement was allowed to become 'tacky' before applying the patch.
The product may have been stored with a loose cap; always ensure the container is airtight after each use. If the product has reached its shelf life, it should be replaced.
Before use, ensure the repair area is free of debris, moisture, and chemical contaminants, as these can inhibit the vulcanisation process. Always store the cement in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly sealed to prevent the solvent from evaporating. Compatibility should be confirmed by checking that your chosen tyre patches are designed for chemical vulcanisation. Users must consult the provided safety data sheet (SDS) before handling to understand the specific hazards associated with this product, including the need for respiratory protection or adequate ventilation.