In a message dated 1/25/00 5:10:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
DLambert@anaheim.net writes:
<< Moss lists a fuel tank coating (Slushing) compound in their TR-3 catalog.
According to the catalog: "this amazing fluid (fliuf) puts a protective
coating on the entire inside surface of your fuel tank to prevent
rust...blah, blah, blah." Has anyone used this product form Moss? Any
opinions on the results? It's about $50 for the etching and slushing
compound. I looked inside my "61 TR-3A fuel tank (it's out of the car, and
dry), and all I can see is shiny steel - no rust, debris, etc. Do I need to
use this or some similar coating?
As always, TIA
Dennis >>
Jc Whitless sells pretty much the same thing for a lot less. As long as your
tank is clean inside, and you don't let it sit for long in humid locations
with less than full tank, then no you are sitting fine where you are.
Slushing will seal very small leaks, but a new tank is a better idea.
Ken Nuelle
58 TR3A
62 TR3B
64 TR4
69 TR6
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