[Roadsters] Gas tank sealing and fuel lines

[Tim]

Here is an example of the kind of off list chicken shit crap I get from little eddie in California.......

Direct from the horse's ass:

---- Eddie <eddietude at socal.rr.com> wrote: 

Then ask questions that can be answered and stop acting like a moron... 
unless of course you can't help it.

Tim wrote:
> Please stop replying to my posts that are asking for information. 
>
> Thank you.
>
> Tim
>
>
> ---- Eddie <eddietude at socal.rr.com> wrote: 
>
> =============
> What do they use and does this degrade over time because of the 
> expsosure to the gas?
>
> "What do they use?"  Depends on the process and the company.  There are 
> several products out there to seal a vehicle.  This is like asking what 
> fabric to people wear.  There are multiple options.
>
> "Does it degrade over time because of the exposure to gas"  Not if you 
> use the right stuff.  Only an idiot would use something in a gas tank 
> that degrades due to exposure to gas.  That would kind of defeat the 
> purpose, don't you think?
>
> Eddie
>
>
> Tim wrote:
>   
>> 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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