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I had to match up the paint on a fender today and couldn't find any duplicolor w/ the same paint code. A local parts store also sells automotive paint and i had him mix up a pint for me. he also had aerosol spray guns to shoot it with as i don't have any equipment for that.
I've never seen these kits mentioned but i would think that a little hardener would go a long way on a gas tank. The process is a little more expensive than standard paint cans but a whole lot cheaper than taking it to a pro. I did get decent results on the fender and would think this would solve the problem of gas ruining your finish.
Here's the site.http://www.prevalspraygun.com/howto.htm
They don't seem to mention a price but I paid about $10 bucks for one w/ a jar and the refill aerosols go for $6 bucks.
I've never seen these kits mentioned but i would think that a little hardener would go a long way on a gas tank. The process is a little more expensive than standard paint cans but a whole lot cheaper than taking it to a pro. I did get decent results on the fender and would think this would solve the problem of gas ruining your finish.
Here's the site.http://www.prevalspraygun.com/howto.htm
They don't seem to mention a price but I paid about $10 bucks for one w/ a jar and the refill aerosols go for $6 bucks.