Posted by rluscomb on December 14, 2010 at 19:40:13 from (75.106.6.141):
In Reply to: sealing a gas tank posted by redFarmallboy on December 14, 2010 at 19:26:14:
I was told by the manufactorer of RedKote, that if your tank has baffles in it dont waste your money on trying to seal it, because you can only seal one side of the baffle, and not all areas of the tank will seal due to the baffles. Now I dont know how true this is, that came from the chemist at RedKote (manufactor gas tank sealer). he told me to get about 100 1/4" nuts (count going in, and out)fill tank half way w/water&soap, (istrapped my tank to another tractor tire and rode around for a while), empty do a 4-1 mix of sulfuric acid and water, let sit for couple of hours and check if clean empty out and rinse out w/acetone. if you do feel the need to seal the tank use redkote (1can does 15gal vs kreme-you need 2 cans) hope this helps
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