Thanks to most of you who replied.
I had truly never heard of the products that can effectively seal the inside of
a gas tank, be reliable in the process, and also not degrade with gasoline
exposure. I did not do any research on this as I knew this was one project that
I was going to have done professional. I was mainly looking for options and
opinions.
Hopefully I can get away with just blowing out the main fuel line. I don't want
to have to mess with running a line the length of the frame.
To those of you who replied, more or less in the negative-- directly to just me
or to the list as well--with comments thinking I was an idiot for asking what I
did about the sealant, well, you know what you can do.
Tim
Dairyland Datsuns
---- Tim <tputland@charter.net> wrote:
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I pulled the gas tank from my second part car yesterday. It is in great shape
on the outside but I still want to get it boiled out and sealed.
My question pertains to the sealing process. I asssume it is the inside that is
sealed, but what do they use and does this degrade over time because of the
expsosure to the gas?
Also, once I pull the tank from my running 1600 to replace it, would blowing
out the fuel lines be enough, or should I go ahead and replace them as well?
Thanks
Tim
Dairyland Datsuns
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