rusty69bus
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how about some pic's of it
how about some pic's of it
Don't do it yourself and if you do don't tell anyone. I work in a refinery and every tank and pipe is different. Unless you have an LEL explosion meter and the proper means to clean it i would not touch it. Have someone bend you up one from sheetmetal if you can't find a replacement. Just my .02...Bob
The one thing they all had in common was the utterance of the phrase "What the f#ck was that?"
I would not fiberglass it.
There are gas tank epoxies designed for this application.
I would MIG it though
Hi,
if it's a small hole (pinhole?) then you may be able to just run some solder in without a plate.
I had this on a Viva tank, about 20 very small holes between 1/16" & 1/8".
Regards
Peter
Recomend that you use Frosts tank repair sealant as a back up. dosen't matter if tank still rusts as it puts a liner inside of the tank. The bonus is that condensation dosen't form inside of the tank.