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What's the best to seal. A gas tank?
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Have you done a search here ?
The subject is widely covered https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...=Gas+tank+seal |
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Do not put any non-metallic coating in your gas tank. These have a propensity to delaminate and clog the plumbing. If you have a leak, take the tank to a radiator shop for repair.
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I sloshed the gas tank on our 1929 Sport Coupe about 35 years ago. You have to remove tank from car. Flush the tank as best you can. Than I sloshed the tank following manufactures instructions completely. Waited two days, and sloshed it again.
Buy a quality product from a well known supplier. You must follow the instructions. It’s not hard, and it works. As I mention, 35 years, how much more can I say. No rust in gas line, no leaks around steering column support. I also installed a new Zenith carburetor. These two things did away with any fuel/carburetor issues car had. “Must follow instructions”. Good luck. |
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really better off using no sealer, if you can. |
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