There's also some called "Bull Snot". Quite a name huh? I've not tried it but, ever since I was looking up tire lube on Amazon, I clicked on that brand and, no matter what I'm looking at, from that point on, RV forums, TW forums, Gold Wing forums, no matter, an ad pops up for "Bull Snot" somewhere on that page.
As for using the *FIRE* method for seating the beads, well, yeah, that's been done for decades and decades. The very first time I saw it was in mid '80 when I was having some 33x12.50's installed on my 16.5 wheels on my '79 Ford F-350 One ton. The tire tech had just finished mounting all four of those 12.50's but, didn't inflate them. Instead, one at a time, he's walk over to the un-inflated tire/wheel combo and, spray in some tire buffing liquid, VERY FLAMBIBLE STUFF with a very low vapor point. Then, after squirting a basic amount in the bead/inside the tire area, he sprayed a trail from the tire, to a few feet away, much like was done in that video in the later part. At that point, I'm really wondering what the heck is going on here, as I watched.
Well, since MANY people smoked at that time and era, he took out a cigarette and, lit it. With the same match, he lit the trail of the tire buffing liquid. That fire found its way to the tire/wheel combo and, BAM, it was seated and, it had an immediate 15 psi pressure in it. He checked it and said: "Yep, 15 psi, just like I figured. He then did the other three, the same way. Each time, it was a one-shot deal. He did not have to do multiple attempts like the video showed. Since then, I've done that same method several times.
Is it safe, hell no it's not safe. Has anyone died from it? Not a clue. I spoke with the manager of the tire store about his procedure when I went into pay for my new tires. The manager chuckled a bit and stated: "Yeah, he's been doing that method for years and, not one tire or wheel has ever been damaged". I suspect "OSHA" might have had something to say about that method, but, I don't think they were around then. Anyway, I used dawn dish soap for my last tire job on the TW and, it worked flawlessly. But, I was advised by another member here later that, dish soap will or can, eventually almost turn into a glue and make removal of the tire, at a later date, be somewhat hard to do. Only time will tell as, I'm not planning on tearing those two tires down any time soon, THEY'RE BRAND NEW. I'll worry about that at a later date.
Scott