> best procedure is bake the tank (to get all of the gas out), cut a
> hole or holes (or, on a soldered tank, unsolder), sandblast the
> inside, weld up the holes or resolder the seams, and then coat inside
> and out with an expoxy sealant.
Which, BTW, my radiator shop will do. They will even throw in a lifetime
warranty.
http://www.gastankrenu.com/loc-dealer.htm
> I'll point out that if there's anyone selling a gas tank sealer that's
> vulnerable to ethanol in 2009, they're a criminal fraud.
Seems like a tough argument to me; unless they specifically said it was
compatible with ethanol. It's not really POR-15's fault if you choose to
run your car on paint remover.
Even when the state says it's that or walk.
Randall
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