Subject: RE: Cycle Tank Repair Kit POR-15
Author: Steven Camp
Date: Sep 6, 2005, 12:21 PM
Post ID: 1719394674
I used the stripper from POR-15 to strip a tank after sealing it. Spray
it on and wipe the old paint off. The painter was shocked at
how clean the tank was.
I sealed another tank prior to that one that developed a crack and had
to be welded. What a disaster ! The POR-15 burned off in the weld area
and when I contacted POR-15 to ask if I could re-seal the tank they said
"I dont know " what a great world of knowledge they are. Then they said
"they didnt think so"
In the future I would send any tank I care about to Moyer Gas Tank
Repair.
Charles H wrote:
Hello All, I got the kit but did not used it yet because of some questions; 1) Can anyone who used it, please give additional uselful tips??? 2) Also, as I plan to first bring my Ambo to driving condition, I was wondering if applying the kit first would create any problems later on, when I'll decide to repaint the tank professionally ??? My concerns are particulrly with the pre-paint preparation; if I use the kit first, for example, I do not think I will let the tank be oven baked to remove the old paint.... Sand blasting will probably put too many pits and too aggressive... So my MAIN QUESTION: Is there another process for paint prep that will not hurt the sealing kit, something like a strong paint stripper solution or other proccess ??? Any recommendations & tips welcomed... Thanks a lot for the great help Charles |
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