Like the other people said, I find this works great. However, I bought mine at the store, and the label definitely says for all tubeless tires. Well all my tires are tubes but I never air them up anymore. Except I got a small sharp rock in my bike tire that took one re-inflation and its already fixed. I think the air leaked out before slime was able to completely seal it and the rock probably was causing constant change until I removed it. I think small leaks from thorns, etc seal instantly. It's hard to notice how well it's working when there are no more problems but I know I was having trouble before I used this. I never had much luck with rubber cement/patches either. Patches with the stickiness already on them work okay. I heard that some people used to put paint in tires to stop small leaks. I guess that might work too but slime is labeled as nontoxic.
Also, I have two 'solid' no air wheelbarrow tires. Those are nice too and are so much better than air tires without slime. But slime makes air tires equal to $40-50 solid tires.
I also have made wooden wheels that work well too. Get more detail about Slime SDS-1G Super Duty Slime Tire Sealant with Pump Gallon SDSB-1G.
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