Subject	Drain the tank so the leaks is stopped during the repair
Posted by	z32z on December 13, 2009 at 10:03 PM
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In Reply To	pin hole leak on bottom side of gas tank.... posted by GitNMyBelly on December 13, 2009 at 08:07 PM
Message	At your local Home Depot, Lowes, or auto parts store you will find a apoxy made for fuel tank repairs. I have used several brands and they all seem to work well. Dont forget to rough the area up with sand paper prior to applying apoxy. JB Weld also works great. You may need to let the apoxy set for 10 to 15 minutes after mixing prior to applying. This will let it thicken so it wont dripp down.
Follow Ups	pin hole leak on bottom side of gas tank.... - GitNMyBelly 20:07:40 12/13/09 Drain the tank so the leaks is stopped during the repair - z32z 22:03:00 12/13/09 "apoxy" --> epoxy (n/m) - BobbyT 05:23:23 12/14/09 How did it get there? (n/m) - zellamay 23:02:12 12/13/09 Thanks guys. I am not sure.... - GitNMyBelly 07:49:51 12/14/09 I ask because of the possibility that it's more than just a - zellamay 11:09:45 12/14/09 it doesnt look like i hit anything.... - GitNMyBelly 09:34:32 12/15/09 Yes, it can. Where is the leak? bottom?, side: how far up? - zellamay 15:08:09 12/15/09
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