Chris, the knobs are a slip fit. Take something like a small nail
puller, or door tool, and fit behind, and pull towards you. Off they
come. You could spray a little WD-40 on first, and let it sit for a while.
I put pea gravel and "Shake, Not Stir" with water in side. This gets
the loose paint and crud out, then wash really well. dry, and coat with
any number of gas tank coatings available.
Larry
Chris Hill wrote:
>Hi all,
> I want to re-do my gas tanks before putting them back in, but stripping
>the insides seems to be a problem. I go into radiator (etc.) shops and get
>that "E.P.A." look and some kind of comment like "....ooh, oh yeah, we can
>boil 'em out for ya..." without a whole lot of enthusiasm for my business
>anyway. What's the accepted way to set up your tanks for coating now,
>suggestions on who might actually want to do it, and also what's a good
>coating product? ???? Thanks!!
>
> Chris Hill
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