Reply to "Gas tank sealant"

davidnunnMember

Mark,
I sealed my tank with Eastwood Gas Tank Sealer and it worked just like it's supposed to. It seals any pinholes that you may have and dries to a rock hard finish. You can either buy a kit that includes products to clean the tank before applying the sealer, or you can buy the sealer on its own. I just bought the sealer and had a radiator shop hot tank my gas tank, to clean it out. A radiator shop can also fix any holes that may be too large to qualify as "pinholes". I also had the tank powder coated before using the sealer.
Dave

6/5/0911:19 PM

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