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Originally Posted by Smithers
I'm curious how your fuel tank repair will go. Sounds like you have done it before. JB weld also has held up in fuel tanks before as well. I used 5 different epoxies on a particular plastic tank before I broke down and gave the JB Weld a shot. And it has been holding up to a year of use. Good stuff.
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I actually haven't tried this before, but all I need is something to strucurally support the epoxy. It should work. The fiberglass will 'fill' the hole and the tank coating will seal it from ever seeing any gas. I'll sand the figleglass smooth and spray some paint on it. With it being the bottom of the tank, it should be virtually undetectable. I've used the Kreem on a couple of bkies before with really good results. I'll do the acid etch on the inside of the tank before applying the fiberglass and then use the epoxy after the fiberglass dries.
Dave