No. Fix-A-Flat® is not recommended for those applications. Fix-A-Flat® is recommended for use on (non-Z rated, non-motorcycle) vehicle tires only.

Yes, Fix-A-Flat® will seal small punctures and fill the tire with enough tire pressure to get you back on the road. Immediately drive the car for at least 2-4 miles and visit a gas station to fill your tire with the proper amount of air pressure as soon as possible. Visit a qualified tire professional at the earliest opportunity for a permanent repair.

Yes, if the temperature falls below 32 degrees Fahrenheit it will freeze. The product in the can is not damaged and may be used after thawing. If the product is in the tire, and freezing weather is predicted, then immediately take the vehicle to a qualified tire professional for repair.

Clearly, the roads around the athletic stadiums were not designed to accommodate the large influx of motor vehicles experienced within the period preceding and following large athletic events. The traffic patterns currently being used have been found to maximize the movement of traffic.

Yes, there is nothing in the formulation that would prevent a tire from being repaired. Advise the tire repair professional that you have used Fix-A-Flat® brand tire inflator in your tire, so they may properly clean the tire for repair.

The ADA requires Accepted products to display a Seal Statement on the product label and in advertising. The Seal Statement tells the consumer why the ADA accepted that particular product. For example, the Seal Statement on an Accepted toothpaste with fluoride would read: “The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs’ Acceptance of (product name) is based on its finding that the product is effective in helping to prevent and reduce tooth decay, when used as directed.

Many of the commuter and staff lots around the stadium, arena, and surrounding areas are used for football and basketball parking. These lots can be accessed with a football or basketball permit only. Check the PTS web page for information regarding parking options during events.

No. The tire does not need to be completely flat. Fix-A-Flat® is designed to provide a temporary emergency repair that will allow you to safely travel to a tire repair facility. It is not designed as a permanent solution. Fix-A-Flat® will not repair sidewall or severe damage, large punctures or cracks in wheels or rim leaks.

While the Fix-A-Flat® product is in a liquid state, it is water soluble and can be removed with a paper towel or rag or preferably, soap and water. Once it has dried Fix-A-Flat® must be removed using odorless, mineral spirits (normally available at hardware stores).

Basketball: Men's B (open), Men's C (open and church) and Men's D (open and church). Men's B is the more competitive league.

Many councils have experienced tremendous growth recently in their Hispanic American/Latino communities, especially among first-generation families from Mexico and Central and South America. The vast majority of these families view soccer as their national sport. Councils that have blended soccer with traditional Scouting programs in an effort to reach Hispanic youth have been successful in recruitment, program delivery, and retention.

The Tech Network always seeks stations that will commit to carrying football and basketball broadcasts and the Hokie Hotline shows. There are situations, though, where there is only one station in a market that is interested in carrying some of but not the entire package. After every effort is made to have that station commit to both football and basketball, the network then works out the best possible scenario.

NEXUS Air cards will only be accepted in conjunction with the NEXUS program at designated NEXUS sites. For more information please refer to: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/frequent_traveler/nexus_prog/

Yes. SmartVent was designed to be user friendly on the jobsite, nail gun stable and cuts with a razor knife. You can stand on the product under the shingles after it is installed. We demonstrate in our slide show video online and on cd. Return to Top of Page

There are a lot of options. A couple of coats of exterior acrylic latex paint or water born varnish are the simplest, The varnish has been popular to render the translucent see through geodesic framework (this is satisfactory on a boat that can be pampered a little). Another approach is to apply a thin mylar film (MonoKote) over the regular layer of Dacron. This yeilds a brilliant finish in the color of your choice, but adds to the expense of the project.

A cold-air inflatable is made with Vinyl Coated Nylon (VCN). VCN is manufactured with use of nylon "scrim" which gives the fabric its support. Liquid vinyl is then colored, poured over the scrim and set to harden. VCN comes is various weights from 3 ounce to 22 ounce. The design and use of the inflatable determines which weight VCN is used. The inside support system of an inflatable is made of 210 or 420 Dinear.

All residents of Forest Lakes and their guests (guest fee required for pool) can use the recreational facilities.  However, you must still fill out this information form.

No. Do not allow any pool occupants (even small children) to lean over, lie down, or sit on the inflatable top ring. This will cause instability in the pool wall and cause the water to flood over the side of the pool.

A variety of events can cause air bubbles in the system. One of the most common causes is the water level not being up to normal (Center of the skimmer opening). Another cause can be skimmer and/or pump baskets that are clogged. Also one of the more difficult to find causes, is an air leak on the suction side of the system (anything between the pool and the pump basket).

Computer-generated seals may be of a reduced size provided that the engineer's name and number are clearly legible. Refer to Board Rule 137.31(c). If not accompanied by an original signature and date; the following text or similar wording shall accompany computer-generated seals! "The seal appearing on this document was authorized by (Example: Leslie H. Doe, P.E. 0112) on (date)." Refer to Board Rule 137.35(a).