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Fuel tank sealers

28 Apr 2015 20:03 #1 by Geno
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What are you guys using for fuel tank sealers when you have some rust? Also, where are you buying it and at what cost?

Thanks. :)

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28 Apr 2015 20:58 #2 by JustinW.73
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For metal or plastic?

1973 No Name 16
1973 Automatic 14
1966 856
1966 f100

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28 Apr 2015 20:58 #3 by Scott
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Most automotive stores carry some tank sealers. Call a tank repair shop like a radator shop to see what they use. I have been eyeing por15's brand as I like there product. I don't have too many issues with rust, but the one i did with the E tank meathod and never coated it after. Discolered inside, but after 3 years the fuel is still clean and still has the same filter. About 10 tanks of fuel, but I only use rec fuel with no alcohol. Realgas.com
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28 Apr 2015 22:03 #4 by Geno
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For the metal Wheel Horse tanks Justin. :)

Thanks Scott. I've been looking at the Red Kote. I've seen the Por15 around also. :thumb1

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29 Apr 2015 21:26 - 29 Apr 2015 21:28 #5 by Scott
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I have never tried this, but I think it should work. Fill the tank 1/4 the way with nuts and bolts, strap it to one of the drive wheels of another tractor and go cut the grass for a hour or so. Should work good to clean out all the rust. Herd good things about Red Coat tank liner in the past. The cheaper ones do have a pealing issue from what I have read online. My thought was to getas much of the rust out as you can before coating.

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29 Apr 2015 22:41 #6 by Geno
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Thanks Scott, would be quieter to do it that way than in the shop. :yes

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