I used Slime. A while later I had to remove the tire. What a mess and the time I had to take to refinish and repaint the rim was far longer and more work than a proper repair would have been. I'll never use Slime again.

If you need a tubeless repair in the tread area use a cheap and easy plug or there's the option of installing a tube or for more $$$ have the tire foam filled.

If I buy another item with a Slimed tire I swear I'll shoot the B!

Slime is only good for about a year. Then what does not set up turns to a liquid that is very corrosive to rims.

I have saw to many rims ruined by the stuff to ever use it.

I will stick with tubes.

Haven't found what it does to wheels yet but liquid laundry starch works good.
Mike

spray on a little soapy water to pinpoint the leak - then plug if tread or tube if sidewall - replacetire if rim leak,cleaning/repairing/even replacing rim as needed.
No slime or such, imho.

I agree with the slime comments, but the comment spray a little soapy water does not always work. I have a slow leak (about two pounds loss from 12pounds every couple of weeks) that is proving impossible to find.

So far I have decided to live with it.

knuttle - point well made on slow leaks - they can be tough to find. Have you chkd your valve stems?