Replace Tyre After Puncture?

My front Gatorskin (28) has done 3500 miles+ over some awful city streets and country roads. It's had one puncture (from a direct edge hit on a massive shard of glass) but is otherwise absolutely pitted with cuts and holes, many of them millimiters wide / long, which have expanded over time.

I've never bothered glueing them, just tweezered out the glass and carried on.

E6000 was recommended to me; it's flexible so seems to work pretty well.

That said, if the carcass is damaged bin it!

wetsuit glue gets good reports

Copydex?

Here you go hope this helps.

http://road.cc/content/forum/79706-when-bin-tyre

There is some other type of glue that someone was on about recently, a kiwi if i remember, who went a little more indepth about it stating that superglue was too hard and didn't give so not the best i shall have a look for it in the forum and post the link.

Inflate to the pressure you run, then get a torch and spin the wheel slowly, looking for little nicks of glass, take the glass out and replace with a little super glue. It'll keep your tyres going a little longer.

Anything you can fit your pinky finger nail into, replace the tyre