The Ford Barn - View Single Post - Follow up on removing pour in gas tank liner

Floats · 04-08-2017, 11:13 AM

1929,
It is a rubbery compound which is 'poured' into a clean, empty fuel tank. Then sloshed around, shaken, tumbled until the inside of the tank is covered with the stuff. Left to dry and the tank refitted.
Used as a bandaid repair for a leaking fuel tank. Works great for a while, if you are lucky. Works very well, if you are very lucky, but normally dont last for ever.

04-08-2017, 11:13 AM	#15
Floats Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Mossel Bay, about 300km from Cape Town Posts: 530	Re: Follow up on removing pour in gas tank liner 1929, It is a rubbery compound which is 'poured' into a clean, empty fuel tank. Then sloshed around, shaken, tumbled until the inside of the tank is covered with the stuff. Left to dry and the tank refitted. Used as a bandaid repair for a leaking fuel tank. Works great for a while, if you are lucky. Works very well, if you are very lucky, but normally dont last for ever. __________________ Regards Chris Cape Town 28 Model A RPU, 29 Chevy Phaeton, 67 E Type FHC, 67 250SL Pagoda, 83 911 SC