[NightBiker07]

Well, that freshly painted tank of mine is got a micro-leak, just enough to bubble the paint but nowhere near enough to drip onto the ground

so, my question is this: should i use the Red-Kote tank liner or the Kreem tank liner?

 

[MikeT307]

I used POR-15 on mine seemed to coat good but my bike is in pieces so I haven't put gas in it yet.

 

[timothy_d]

Neither.

Por-15

 

[Toehead]

What I usually do is drain the tank and solder the hole, then coat the inside with the POR-15 tank liner.

 

[DakotaMK]

I have no clue where you are- but I have 1/2 of my Caswell epoxy left.....

After calling around and talking to the places around here- Kreem has been unsuccessful



http://www.caswellplating.com/aids/epoxygas.htm





update your profile- there might be someone close to you!

 

[NightBiker07]

What I usually do is drain the tank and solder the hole, then coat the inside with the POR-15 tank liner.

Is there a specific POR-15 tank liner? cause regular POR-15 does NOT stick to clean steel. it sticks to rust like the 8th wonder of the world, but it peels off clean metal/smooth surfaces in sheets.

 

[LRCXed]

Por15 is the way to go. They have several kits available. Here is the link to them.

 

[DakotaMK]

I just got done sealing my tank. We actually welded AND sealed with the Caswell.... filled the tank up with water to do the welding, but with everything done, it was EASY, and to see all of the crap I got out of my tank was AMAZING

 

[Bri-Guy-GA]

POR15 or nothing. I had several pinhole leaks and used the POR15 kit and it sealed it great. Even after bike was underwater for 2 days there isn't a bit or rust in the tank.

Here the motorcycle tank liner kit.



http://www.por15.com/HD-CYCLE-TANK-REPAIR-KIT/productinfo/HDCTRK/