Re: Fuel Tank

Posted by shoe on October 09, 2005 at 20:04:39 from (216.83.65.67):

In Reply to: Fuel Tank posted by Pamike on October 09, 2005 at 13:21:51:

Had the same kind of problems with a tank a couple
of years ago, had a crackin a seam. I used a
product called PC7. It is a product some what like
JB weld only three times as good. It comes as a
two part compound but unlike JB weld, this is in
a paste form. Mix equal parts together and apply with putty knife or something simular. It sets up hardas a rock. Heat doesn't bother it, gasoline,
oil, or cold. It's a quick fix and it works. It can be bought at automotive parts stores or hard-
ware stores like ace. This stuff can be drilled
and tapped for threads even. And it doesn't crack
with age give it a try,it's a cheap fix. Just make sure the surface is clean when you apply it.
Good luck, let me know if you try it and it works
for ya.

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