yes,Park tools ones work fine.

I have never tried them on Latex but not recommend it, as Latex is very thin and I would use a recommended adhesive only.

I am using them on standard rubber tubes

Yes. On anything that is dry and clean.

Yes

Sorry i'm sure if they will work on latex tubes. I'm sure you could find out on the net.

Yes, I use latex tubes in fact and the Park Glue Less patch works great on these. You need to buff the tube first but do so very gently, even more gently then you would with butyl, and buff an area just a bit larger then the patch will cover. Then take an alcohol pad and clean the area. Peel the patch off the paper being careful to only touch the very end of a corner so as not to get your finger oil on the too much of the patch. Place it on the tube and press as hard as you can between your thumb and index finger for 30 seconds. I alternate by pressing hard on two opposite corners covering the center, then switch to the other two corners and center and press again for 30 seconds.

Never tried them on latex tubes but worth a try , or contact Park tools who should be able to help.

Latex tubes are purely for racing events. So the best thing to do is to replace it.

OR

To patch a latex tube, make patches from an old latex tube that are fully rounded and just large enough to cover the hole plus five mm. For instance, a thorn hole takes a 10 mm diameter patch. Use Pastali rim glue (tire patch glue also works but not as well) wiped thinly onto the patch with your finger. Place the patch on the tube immediately and press flat. Latex will pass the volatile solvent allowing the glue to cure rapidly with good adhesion to the tube.

http://sheldonbrown.com/brandt/tubular-repair.html

Yes, they can. I have fixed a flat on a latex tube no problems.

Yep, absolutely... use them all the time on my competitive road bike and my fixie which i use for commuting.

Worked for me just to be on the safe side dont pump yout tyres up to the usual pressure and they will get you home ok.

Try it and see. I can't think why it would not work, after all it is covering a hole in a rubber tube.

yes I use this for my 23' road tyres (on the tube obviously)

use a proper repair kit - rema tt04 is excelent

the park patches are ok for the lower pressures on mtb/bmx, but they can leak/fail at the much higher pressure of road tyres

I use this kit for my road bike no problem at all, (well once so far) and its fine.

I would say yes but as an avid road cyclist it is never really worth patching a road bike inner tube - just replace the tube :O)

Park Tools Puncture Repair Kit Super Patch is a great patch. I should imagine you can use it for road or mtb.

If I were you I would ditch the glued patches and buy the Park glueless quick patch. They are less bulky for your back pockets and very quick to apply as the glue is already on the patch.

I always use the park self adhesive patches on a road bike. Do bear in mind that it's a get you home not a permanent repair in my experience.