hole in tank question
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Re: hole in tank question
I think the best way to fix it is to have it welded...or you could use that quick steel putty stuff that may work too....but I think a weld is the best way to go.
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Re: hole in tank question
I tried some jb weld, and within a week it ate back through 2 holes in my f4i tank
Then I peeled that off, sanded ti and cleaned it with acetone, and used some gas tank sealer from walmart.. Said it sealed gas cans and gas tanks
It was good for about 3 months, then started leaking through..
Welding is your best bet
Then I peeled that off, sanded ti and cleaned it with acetone, and used some gas tank sealer from walmart.. Said it sealed gas cans and gas tanks
It was good for about 3 months, then started leaking through..
Welding is your best bet
#6
Re: hole in tank question
yea i repaired my tank with jb weld...how are your tanks leaking?...mine is a tiny tear at the top of the dent theres jb weld,bondo then paint..its got some **** to get thru b4 it gets to me
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Re: hole in tank question
I am not sure what the stuff is called but it's used to fix gas tank leaks without having to empty your tank its found at AutoZone. I have had this fix on my bike for about 8 months and no leaks.
The stuff looks like a black tootsie roll but with a grey center.
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