Gas Tank Sealant Product Info.

[Anonymous]

I USED KREEM IN MY TANK LAST SUMMER AND IT PEELED VERY SOON AFTER COMPLETING. IT WAS THE FIRST TIME THAT I HAD USED IT SO I WILL NOT OVERLOOK OPERATOR ERROR. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT A DIFFERENT PRODUCT CALLED CASWELL PLATEING AND IT SEAMS TO BE A MUCH EASER PRODUCT TO USE AS WELL AS GIVEING GOOD RESULTS. MY BIG QUESTION IS WILL I HAVE TO STRIP THE KREEM FROM MY TANK BEFORE USEING THE CASWELL OR WILL THE CASWELL TAKE CARE OF THE WHOLE PROBLEM.

THANKS,
GREG

[KrazyKarl02]

strip the inside

If the KREEM kit is peeling, then yes you will have to strip the inside! A new seal job is not going to hole unless the surface is prepped properly. If there is any rust in the tank I would suggest a kit I used from POR15, I think it delivers better results than the KREEM kit!

[SqDancerLynn1]

It's been covered before, Check http://www.por15.com/restorationkits.html

[Anonymous]

Error

If the tank kreem is failing you then you did not let the chemical etching sit long enough. I let the prep chemical etch sit for 7 days and it leaves behind a fresh zinc covered tank. Then I applied the sealant and let it set for 2 weeks (it was winter time). I have never had a problem with it since. Be sure to get the materials from above site that has the chemical to dissolve the old kreem away properly. Patience is of a virtue when doing this.

Louie

[Anonymous]

Patience is of a virtue when doing this.

Ditto on this advice.

[Anonymous]

Try this site!

http://www.gas-tank.com/

[Anonymous]

Thanks for all of the information. I have decided to retreat my tank wth the Pro15. I will let everyone know how it works.

Greg

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