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por-15 tank liner

shultz_1978
Just thought I would see what you guys thought about this por-15 tank liner over the kream kits.

Thanks
Simple if some one else can, why can't I
Jamie
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Piute


           Have used lots of Por-15 products in auto body N paint don't get much better ,
           But with any type of coating PREP is what makes it stay /extra clean helps too.
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SoonerRon
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I used POR-15 tank sealer on my CB750. Worked great so far. They sell a kit that  that has all the cleaning solutions but I just bought a small can off Amazon for about $25. I had access to my own chemicals for cleaning varnish and rust (acetone and phosphoric acid). The tank must be COMPLETELY dry after cleaning. I used my wife's hair drier. Any moisture at all will screw it up. Don't have any experience with Kreem, though.
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shultz_1978
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Thank you gent's After migging the holes in my tank I will try out the por-15.
Simple if some one else can, why can't I
Jamie
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Lucky 1
I would not weld on that tank!


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shultz_1978
Thanks Lucky

That is good to know. That is not just for welding. The same thing could happen with any kind of work that has high heat in it.

This is the second one that I have used my mig welder the weld up pin holes on. I try to clean them out and remove caps petcocks. Anything that will let air move through or out of the tank.

If anyone tries this type of work on a used tank they should take safty steps first and be careful. You don't want a boom while working that is for sure.
Simple if some one else can, why can't I
Jamie