Re: Fuel Tank

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

What about using a phosphate pre-primer and metal etch after the "rock & roll" procedure is done? 
http://www.kbs-coatings.com/rustblast.html for example.

There are mixed results with the coatings; some people report the "protective" coating sometimes peels off. Could be bad prep. Some coatings were not compatible with ethanol blends though. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 

>  -------Original Message------- 
>  
>  Ok Ray...
>  Take it off the vehicle, remove sending unit.....(if it bad,  good time for
>  a new one) flush it with water till clean, put in some rocks,  shake it up,
>  flush again. Put in sun to dry out, repeat procedure, a few  times.
>  Bet u will get half a 5 gallon bucket of trash and  rust.
>  Blow out fuel lines with compressed air.
>  They have a coating you can put in the tank (I never go that  expense)..any
>  minor leaks can be brazed up.
>  You are good to go with only a small beer  investment.
>  Ollie
>  
>  

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