David,
Your wife rides a motorcycle and you drive a Spit! Hmmmmmm veeeeery
interesting!! :^)
Joe
David Sorrel wrote:
>
> I just used a similar kit on my wife's motorcycle. It was in three parts.
> The first etched the tank. I left it in for about 24 hours (It was in bad
> shape). The key was for the tank to be completely full while the acid
> worked. So take the time to plug all fittings/openings. Then rinsed the
> tank with water, then poured in a neutralizer. Final part was a white
> liquid that coated the tank by swirling it around. The stuff was MEK based
> so be careful.
>
> The key was a careful job and patience. If you don't get all of the rust
> out the new lining will not stick. And then you end up worse off than when
> you started.
>
> The kit for a motorcycle cost $25, so $50 for a small car tank sounds about
> right. I may need to do mine.
>
> David
> 73 1500
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