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Old 09-17-2014, 06:46 PM
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Good work!! I like the video.
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Lookin' good! Keep up the good work.
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Nice job, Saturn! Looks good!
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Thanks for the kudos guys, helps keep the motivation going. Bolivier, yes shortly after this video was taken I noticed the tank cradle was soaked in fuel. I must have mixed my paint right, because the gas didn't affect the paint at all. I've since soldered it and am prepping it for an inner tank cote.
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Thanks for the kudos guys, helps keep the motivation going. Bolivier, yes shortly after this video was taken I noticed the tank cradle was soaked in fuel. I must have mixed my paint right, because the gas didn't affect the paint at all. I've since soldered it and am prepping it for an inner tank cote.
i dont think you can coat the inside of that tank because of the baffles in it, coating it may ruin the tank.
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sounds good from jersey,how are you going to break the motor in?
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i dont think you can coat the inside of that tank because of the baffles in it, coating it may ruin the tank.
Good point. Anyone here successfully coat a older Cub tank?

Edit: The baffles don't appear to be an issue when sealing:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...p?t=261&page=2
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sounds good from jersey,how are you going to break the motor in?
John Deere Break-in Plus, supposed to be good stuff.

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Good point. Anyone here successfully coat a older Cub tank?

Edit: The baffles don't appear to be an issue when sealing:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...p?t=261&page=2

Years ago I bought a 78' Kawasaki 750 motor cycle and the PO left alittle fuel int he tank, well it caused condensation in the tank and it rusted inside. I was pointed towards a product called POR15. But it was specifically for gas tanks. It was a two part process. Check out the link....

http://www.por15.com/POR-15-Motorcyc...-Kit_p_60.html

I would assume this would work for your cub tank.
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