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cracked outside rubber sleeve cleaned with warm water using a brush to remove dirt and dry thoroughly. Then it is placed on a board and applied to the cracks. glue for repairing rubber products until all the cracks are filled with it.

Each new layer is applied after the previous one has dried. When the last layer begins to dry, the sleeve is wrapped in this place with canvas tape moistened with the above-mentioned glue.

If the sleeve has cracked on its inner surface, then the described method is unsuitable, since a thickening is formed in the repaired place, around which dirt collects and a "plug" can form. In this case, the damaged piece is cut out and both ends are spliced, inserting them into a short piece of a larger diameter rubber sleeve tightly covering the repaired sleeve.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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