I have, but I wouldn't bother. I've tried the heavy PU type ones in the past and they were 'heavy' and killed the feel of the tyre. Totally dead. They also caused a bit of tube rub which lead to punctures over time.
Roll on some years, and I spotted some much more modern ones in
Decathlon, nice and thin. I was commuting on the canal at the time and due to the time of the year, picking up a thorn at least twice a week. Fitted them and they did affect performance a little, but otherwise worked.
Genius I thought, until..... Some months later I started to pick up the odd puncture, no trace at first, but eventually traced them to the ridge line where the puncture tape was. The tape had slowly worn the tube at the sides of the tread area just enough to cause little micro holes.
I won't bother again. For commuting I just use puncture resistant tyres, slow, but I'll maybe get a couple of punctures a year, usually large thorns.
