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Braze the hole closed. You could also try tank sealer, but that's a less reliable method.
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Cdnpt1
I had the same problem, fortunately they holes were underneath, out of sight. I drained the tank down, sanded the area around each hole to bare metal then put on a layer of jb weld epoxy and let it sit for a day or two(tank open so it could cure from both sides) and that seems to have done the trick.
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1_v8_merc
If you have One pin hole, you likely have more.
Check over the tank carfeuly, inch by inch, look for paint bubbles or blisters.
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