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Started by goldenchild, May 19, 2008, 10:03:29 AM

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patricks2r

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http://www.por15.com/prodinfo.asp?grp=TS&dept=12
http://www.por15.com/prodinfo.asp?number=S7Q&dept=14

Used this on my old cb750...  but Beattie's option sounds better.

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goldenchild

Thanks for the suggestions fellas. First I'm gonna try to tackle my leaky tank by myself. I'm gonna pull the tank, strip some paint and slather up some  jb weld on the outside of the leaky area, then put a creamy coating of tank sealant on the inside. If that doesn't work, my buddy's gonna weld it up for me. If that still doesn't work or he misses a spot, I'll hand the tank off to Beattie for some tlc at his job. If that still doesn't work... looks like I'm buying a new tank!

Cru Jones

when's the tank sealant gonna come in? any chance it will be here by the weekend?


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nevermind...just read that the sealant has to cure for 4 days before use.  :o
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R.J.

Quote from: goldenchild on May 28, 2008, 04:19:50 PM
Thanks for the suggestions fellas. First I'm gonna try to tackle my leaky tank by myself. I'm gonna pull the tank, strip some paint and slather up some  jb weld on the outside of the leaky area, then put a creamy coating of tank sealant on the inside. If that doesn't work, my buddy's gonna weld it up for me. If that still doesn't work or he misses a spot, I'll hand the tank off to Beattie for some tlc at his job. If that still doesn't work... looks like I'm buying a new tank!

Once you pour that sealant in, it might burn if you have to weld it causing contamination. If the sealant gets into the seams you may never be able to properly weld it again.

univox

Wouldn't be surprised if he ends up with one of those 6 gallon eti tanks before long.

Pakhan

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goldenchild

Quote from: R.J. on May 28, 2008, 09:35:11 PM
Once you pour that sealant in, it might burn if you have to weld it causing contamination. If the sealant gets into the seams you may never be able to properly weld it again.

Hhmm... didn't think about that, that's a good point. I might have to rethink this...

Quote from: univox on May 29, 2008, 05:07:50 AM
Wouldn't be surprised if he ends up with one of those 6 gallon eti tanks before long.

I wish!

Quote from: Pakhan on May 29, 2008, 07:36:54 AM
If you want help or someone to pregnant dog to while your doing lemme know  ;)

Thanks but I'm gonna tear down the bike tomorrow while the rest of you suckers are at work. So Chronic just sealed your tank with sealant and didn't weld it back up?

Pakhan

No welding, but took a while 3 days I think for the red goo in the tank to completely dry.  Been fine ever since.
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goldenchild

Quote from: Pakhan on May 29, 2008, 08:38:03 AM
No welding, but took a while 3 days I think for the red goo in the tank to completely dry.  Been fine ever since.

Really? How long has it been?

On a side note, I've been in contact with KBS (the tank sealant guys), and they said that the sealeant will in fact contaminate the welds if I were to weld the tank after the fact. I'd have to strip the sealant before weldingm no small feat but possible. So for now I'm going to try the sealant on the inside and jbweld on the outside.

Pakhan

just about a year since they did my tank
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Cru Jones

Quote from: goldenchild on May 29, 2008, 08:44:10 AMSo for now I'm going to try the sealant on the inside and jbweld on the outside.

I think as long as the tank's leak isn't horrible, that should work. You still need me to stop by later with the MityVac?
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goldenchild

Quote from: Cru Jones on May 29, 2008, 09:51:24 AM
I think as long as the tank's leak isn't horrible, that should work. You still need me to stop by later with the MityVac?

Yeah, the more that gets done the better... like I told you, I'm parking on the street for now (until I pull/drain tank which I'll do tomorrow) and it's kind of pain to move w/o a brake.