I've used Ride-On for a while now on several tires/wheels. I've never had a problem and it always rinsed off.
But last night I had the rear tire removed with over 16K miles on it and the sealant has "bonded" all over the inside, center part of the wheel. I can't call it corrosion, it just has become what looks like a crystalized bond. I quickly took an aluminum wire brush and the stuff brushes off easily. I'll wet sand the inside of the wheel and in a half hour or so I'm sure everything will look fine.
But for me, I think this is the last I'll use it as obviously does not always just rinse off like they say. I'll just keep my pump and tire plugs handy from now on.
But last night I had the rear tire removed with over 16K miles on it and the sealant has "bonded" all over the inside, center part of the wheel. I can't call it corrosion, it just has become what looks like a crystalized bond. I quickly took an aluminum wire brush and the stuff brushes off easily. I'll wet sand the inside of the wheel and in a half hour or so I'm sure everything will look fine.
But for me, I think this is the last I'll use it as obviously does not always just rinse off like they say. I'll just keep my pump and tire plugs handy from now on.