Re: cleaning old gas tanks

["Rod D. Whitney" <rwhitney@saber.net>]

    Then you get a "Gas tank sealer kit" from Eastwood and finish the job.
The kit consist of a bottle of chemical cleaner, a bottle of rinse, and a
bottle of sealer. When you are all done the inside of the tank has a coating
of epoxy that looks like it will last for ever. The kit for small tanks and
motorcycles cost $24.99 plus shipping. Kit # 1618Z.......well worth it!

    Eastwood.......http://www.eastwoodco.com   or 1-800-345-1178 ask for a
catalog, lots of interesting goodies in it.

Rod D. Whitney
Willits, California
-----Original Message-----
From: stan r conyer <sconyer@juno.com>
To: dbneale@airmail.net <dbneale@airmail.net>
Cc: speeders@lists.cirr.com <speeders@lists.cirr.com>
Date: Thursday, October 01, 1998 6:03 PM
Subject: Re: cleaning old gas tanks


>Here is a trick a friend of mine uses to clean gas tanks.  He removes the
>tank from the motor car and bungie cords it to the wheel of his tractor.
>He throws in a hand full of square nuts and puts the cap back on.  He
>then uses the tractor and its bush hog to mow the grass around his farm.
>When he is finished he removes the tank, empties out the nuts, rinses out
>the tank with kerosene and has a gas tank with a polished inside.
>
>Stan Conyer
>
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