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Dammit.
I just realized that I need to buy a new gas tank. I don't know why I thought the one I had was going to be fine, but the whole inside is black and rusty. I just put a little gas in it to check for leaks after a friend and I welded up the little pinhole that was in it. Not only did it not pass the test, but the gas came out of it BLACK.
 
Dammit.
I just realized that I need to buy a new gas tank. I don't know why I thought the one I had was going to be fine, but the whole inside is black and rusty. I just put a little gas in it to check for leaks after a friend and I welded up the little pinhole that was in it. Not only did it not pass the test, but the gas came out of it BLACK.
Sorry......:(
 
Dammit.
I just realized that I need to buy a new gas tank. I don't know why I thought the one I had was going to be fine, but the whole inside is black and rusty. I just put a little gas in it to check for leaks after a friend and I welded up the little pinhole that was in it. Not only did it not pass the test, but the gas came out of it BLACK.

Somethings Just aren't worth fixing.
 
Dammit.
I just realized that I need to buy a new gas tank. I don't know why I thought the one I had was going to be fine, but the whole inside is black and rusty. I just put a little gas in it to check for leaks after a friend and I welded up the little pinhole that was in it. Not only did it not pass the test, but the gas came out of it BLACK.
Surprised it even welded
 
I didn't think it would either, it had to of been on the ragged edge of weldable.
Take masking tape, the blue type, cover all the holes, pour in about 1 gallon epoxy, slosh it around, remove the tape, it will be sealed...
 
Hmmmmmm......I'm pretty sure epoxy and gas don't mix. :poke:
Gas will not hurt epoxy. 2 part...
Because the epoxy is clay-like consistency, fuel (or other liquids) can't seep through it or around it. Once cured, the epoxy can withstand 300-degrees and 900 psi of pressure, so it will be perfect for your leaky gas tank
 
Gas will not hurt epoxy. 2 part...
Because the epoxy is clay-like consistency, fuel (or other liquids) can't seep through it or around it. Once cured, the epoxy can withstand 300-degrees and 900 psi of pressure, so it will be perfect for your leaky gas tank
Huh, never mind then, good to know.
 
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