POR15 it is, or does anybody have a better idea??

[snowbeard]

HI all,
well, the JB weld is failing already for me, next step is to seal the whole dam thing. I've read so many of the posts, and the best I've heard over and over is the POR15 tank sealant.

So this is the definitive post, what else is there!?!?!

and also, anyone know who has it in Colorado? preferably boulder/longmont areas...??

Thanks!!

[Joe Nardy]

I ordered mine directly from their website. Here's a link:

http://www.por15.com/

Joe

[SqDancerLynn1]

The other product is Kreem should be available at any cycle supply $30 for the kit Which ever you use FOLLOW the directions to the T. DO it outside in a well ventelated area

[Joe Nardy]

Snowbeard,

Check out this post. Mobetter has used both and is a strong supporter of POR. I used POR last year on two tanks and am completely satusfied with the results. The biggest difference between POR and Kreem is that the POR chemicals are much milder than the Kreem chemicals. Kreem uses MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone) which is VERY nasty stuff!

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/viewtopic.php?t=6903&highlight=por+rules

Good Luck,
Joe

[Anonymous]

I used the POR and am quite happy with.
And it is much nicer from the nasty fume perspective.
Also the metal cleaner you use in the first step can be re-used and really is some great stuff for cleaning up rusted bolts and whatnot.

[Anonymous]

POR 15 is very good stuff, I used some that had been sitting in my garage for 10 years and used what was left in the containers on my tank (which was leaking a little) like 4 years ago and everything is still good. BTW I used less than half of what the directions say and when I took my carbs apart again a couple weeks ago they were clean.