• Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 8 oz bottle with a red-handled valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 8 oz bottle with a brass valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 8 oz bottle with Bead Buddy and a brass valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 8 oz bottle with Bead Buddy and a red-handled valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 16 oz bottle with a brass valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 16 oz bottle with Bead Buddy and a brass valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 16 oz bottle with a red-handled valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 16 oz bottle with Bead Buddy and a red-handled valve-core tool
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 8 oz bottle
  • Blue Armor-Dilloz tire sealant, 16 oz bottle
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Armor-Dilloz

Blue Armor-Dilloz Tire Sealant

As close to Red's protection as we can make it, with easier flow and extra-long fibers for inner tubes.

Recommended above 30 mph and a great choice at lower speeds too. For bikes, e-bikes, scooters, Onewheels, EUCs and other rides with tube or tubeless tires.

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Blue tire sealant

The material matters. So does getting it to the hole.

Escaping air pulls sealant toward the puncture. Blue carries fiber and rubber with it to help build a plug, with the easier flow faster rides need.

Made to move

Extra flow. Extra-long fibers.

We add extra-long fibers to Blue to help seal punctures in inner tubes.

From scooter riders

Two scooter riders. In their own words.

David removed a nail, added air and finished a 20-mile round trip with his tire still inflated. Jeff pulled a razor-blade fragment from his Mantis tire and pumped it back up. David did not name his formula; Jeff used Blue. Read their full accounts below.

Facebook post by David Vosk showing a nail in a scooter tire and sealant at the puncture.
“Was even a tube tire on the cycleboard rover… did about 20 miles round trip and came home and still inflated perfectly.” — David Vosk, Facebook Electric Scooter Guide Group, September 27, 2021. He removed the nail before leaving, inflated the tire, and completed the round trip.
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Source date
2021-09-27

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Facebook post by Jeff InVegas above a scooter tire photograph with a razor-blade fragment circled in red.
“Corner of a razor blade was stuck in the tire. I removed it, pumped the tire up, and am good to go.” — Jeff InVegas, Facebook Electric Scooter Guide Group, June 3, 2021.
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Photo: Jeff InVegas See the original Shared with permission

Source date
2021-06-03

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