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| #1  18-May-2006, 10:39 | ||||
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| I've weld-repaired a steel tank before and I can no way be described as a good welder (!) - its no prob if you wash it out with detergent properly. Its always a good idea to avoid epoxy, except on fibreglass tanks  as modern petrols soften almost everything, and epoxies are a b'stard to do a 'quick' job with anyway !Anyway - my mate Derek in Capel (just south of Dorking) is an engineer (and ex-racer) who can do smart repairs Headline Engineering 01306 712565  |
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