Seeking Advice Regarding a Leaking Magnesium Wheel

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Hi all, I am looking for some advice.

I have an original set of Campagnolo Magnesium wheels on my Pantera. One of the wheels has a slow leak which I had fixed last summer by removing the tyre and then having it re-seated. Even though I thought this has solved the issue, the problem has now returned. I suspect the leak is caused by a poor seal due to corrosion.

i am going to remove the tyre once again and clean up the inside of the rim, does anyone have any further experience or advice which may help?

Many thanks, Jon

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