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I've got minor surface rust on the interior of my fuel tank. Since I'm pulling the tank out for other maintenance, I might as well handle this too.
Any thoughts on the best way to handle this job? I know there is some controversy about the Eastwood/POR kits. thanks, Rusty |
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Thanks for the advice, Rob.
Chemical burns? Yikes. What would you have chosen instead of duct tape? Long time ago, I remember someone recommending taking a tank to a radiator shop for boiling. I wonder if that would strip the paint off the exterior? I'd rather not have to paint the outside. |
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