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Old 09-14-2017, 01:28 PM
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I can vouch for "THE WORKS" cleaner will do an excellent job. I can also vouch for don't leave it in to long as it will eat holes in what ever tank your cleaning. I did an old 16 gallon generator tank and left it in for 8 hours. Opps way to long! Red Coat tank liner fixed it right up!
 
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Old 09-14-2017, 06:15 PM
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we use the red coat today all the gray stuff has been pealing off in sheets past couple years

on flea bay
 
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I believe Red Coat is the best, do two coats and allow to dry thoroughly in between.
 
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Old 09-18-2017, 02:54 AM
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so i guess the guys in toilet bowl cleaning HR got together and dropped the acid down to 2.9 it was around 14% so i used 4 gallons of vinegar with 3 cups of salt to make sodium hypochloride acid. . takes longer but wont eat my paint
 
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I am about to embark on this journey... stay tuned

I am between Metal Rescue and Red Kote... both seem to have pro/cons
 
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I used the vinegar salt method for 2 weeks . My tank is finally clean!
 
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I used the vinegar salt method for 2 weeks . My tank is finally clean!
You let it sit for 2 weeks?
 
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Old 09-27-2017, 01:58 PM
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1 week pour out 4 more gallons of white vinnegar with salt 2 weeks total . I removed the fuel sending unit and petcock and shake the **** out of the tank hosed it out X2 filled to the top. The drained thoroughly. Need added 2 gallons gas let sit . Drained that now has 3 gallons of fresh gas waiting on my exhaust to show so I can fire it up!
 
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1 week pour out 4 more gallons of white vinnegar with salt 2 weeks total . I removed the fuel sending unit and petcock and shake the **** out of the tank hosed it out X2 filled to the top. The drained thoroughly. Need added 2 gallons gas let sit . Drained that now has 3 gallons of fresh gas waiting on my exhaust to show so I can fire it up!
 
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