Anyone use tire mounting compound paste?

[Tom]

I'm always open for new products or at least new to me.

https://www.amazon.com/Tire-Mounting-Compound-Paste-Demounting/dp/B0859NX2Y5/ref=pd_ybh_a_sccl_2/143-0849295-3713214?pd_rd_w=MajuM&content-id=amzn1.sym.67f8cf21-ade4-4299-b433-69e404eeecf1&pf_rd_p=67f8cf21-ade4-4299-b433-69e404eeecf1&pf_rd_r=3WGHEAHX9SET7CXBCV5C&pd_rd_wg=3joLc&pd_rd_r=60be582f-17be-413e-a5b4-8e7e8cf11bcb&pd_rd_i=B0859NX2Y5&psc=1

[Bull Tahr]

Using something is always good practice. I don't remember seeing any shop do it "dry". Soapy water probably do the same job to be honest.   

[Tom]

Yeah, I use diluted water/dish soap in a spray bottle.  Works. 

[Road Rocket]

 I have used the Bead Don mentioned in the first post...It is way better than soapy water, Pam ow whatever...Try it....

[guzziart]

That looks more expensive than Nomar stuff!  I've been using ruglide for lubing.  Between the ruglide, Mojolever & Nomar stand I have been successful in changing my own tires.  Also, letting the tires warm up a bit in the sun turned out to be a big help too.

[guzzisteve]

I use dish soap strait, when it dries it's powder. Then you wash up rim & tire when mounted. Then it's all clean for the balance weights to stick.

[kballowe]

I always try to use something that prevents corrosion.  Right now it's No-Mar tire paste.

According to the label.....

- Vegetable based and non-toxic
- Washes with water and inhibits rust

[Wayne Orwig]

I use a mix of oil-soap and water in a spray bottle.

[Brand X]

I use a mix of oil-soap and water in a spray bottle.

If you let the Murphy's oil soap dry out in your lube bucket it almost like No-mar paste. I also have some mixed in a bottle by my tire machine. It has the same smell as the No-mar too.. Works as well, and is much cheaper by the gallon..