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| The excess material produced when tires are molded is called ‘flashing.’ The inside bead usually has a thin film of it that can get in the way when you mount the tires. You can use scissors or a hobby knife to remove it, but that can be time-consuming and clumsy. To get a clean cut quickly, use a safety razor with a fresh blade. Ken Engelmeir Centerville, MN |
The excess material produced when tires are molded is called 'flashing.' The inside bead usually has a thin film of it that can get in the way when you mount the tires. You can use scissors or a hobby knife to remove it, but that can be time-consuming and clumsy. To get a clean cut quickly, use a safety razor with a fresh blade.Ken EngelmeirCenterville, MN
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