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Hopefully you have some good patch cement. I have to put a thin film of Teflon sealer on the threads of the cap to keep the glue from drying out.Last couple of times i've been on aliexpress, i've been looking and buying tire repair tools, with the tire machine i recently bought i want to be able to fix my own tires. And at the rate i've been getting screws in my tires it needs to happen sooner than later. I bought a tire scraper 3,5$, Stitcher for 4$, two rim protectors the orange ones for 2,5$ ad one more pry bar for 3,2$ also about 150 small tire patches, i've ordered the mushroom type from 3 different seller and they all turn out to be a fraud, also is hard to get the bigger patches. 2 orders of those also got cancelled, my thinking is when they see the shipping rate because rubber is heavy they simply cancel the transaction, i have more stuff on order i'm hoping something shows up.
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Murphy's tire lube has been a big help for those tough to seat beads, it's a heavy paste if you haven't seen it. For normal beads I use a regular tire lube. Ratchet strap or a cheetah blaster are helpful as well for the tough ones.
I use a buffer on a die grinder to prep the area for the patches.
You may have a different solution for these things.