Continental Rim Cement for Carbon Rims 25g Tube

It's glue. It's sticky. Stuff sticks to it.

I prefer to use these small tubes rather than a larger container of glue (which is cheaper per gram) since I don't need to change tubulars too frequently. One tube per rim seems to be the perfect amount. And I have one or two tubes in the tool box so its ready when needed.

I like the smaller tubes to use with each wheel so I don�t have to worry about storage of leftovers. Did the job it was meant to.

Tubular glue is tubular glue is what I always have said. I've typically used VIttoria or Continental with equal results. First carbon tubular glue I've tried. So far this has worked fine, put about 3 lite coats but couldnt do that with a single tube per wheel. More like tube and a half per wheel. I've raced a couple of times so far and tubs are sticking well. )

I've used a number of different brands throughout the years. Even tried tube tape. Continental is the best, and the special one for carbon rims works noticeable better for carbon rims.

Just right , no dipping brush into can. No mess. Sqeeze & spread !

This is my preference for gluing on carbon road rims, it does not dry as quickly allowing for more adjustments during the install process. It is removed very easily with a heat gun (very little heat is needed) and does not remove the basetape from a tire. The bonding strength is not as strong as mastik, therefore i do not use this for cyclocross applications.

Gluing tubular tires to carbon rims.

Hey it's contact cement. Da.

Works well for gluing a tubular, no problems with product.

Easy to apply out of the tube, one tube is enough for two new tires.