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Re: Stopping a leak from a gas tank. (Any Ideas other than r
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Posted by rrlund on July 09, 2007 at 09:58:06 from (216.46.212.191):
In Reply to: Stopping a leak from a gas tank. (Any Ideas other than repla posted by jd720spec on July 09, 2007 at 09:37:00:
My overhead gas tank was leaking with 300 gallons of gas in it. I went to the auto parts store and got a bar of some stuff. You cut off a piece,mash it together so the outside layer mixes with the inside,then mold it in to a cone and push it in to the hole. If its just seaping at a seam,I'd use Red Kote. Just follow the instructions on the can.
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