gas tank

[MagicJames]

Ok my gas tanks dont leak but the one is FULL of rust, and the other is ... meh is there anything i can do to save them?? they are in decent condition otherwise
let me know please

[scary132]

Get a couple gallons of Evapo-rust. Cheapest I've found it is on ebay. Fill the tank, let it sit a couple days, rinse it out. Like new. I just did my 110 tank. I wish I took pictures, you wouldn't believe it. The stuff is friendly too, wont hurt the paint or you. Pour it back in the bottle and reuse it. I've done 4 tanks and tons of parts with the couple gallons I bought... still works.

[hh_899]

I'm going to try this evapo-rust on my gas tank should arive this week I will let you know the results

[trikebandits]

Gas tank renew in Indian River Mi. can clean it out and seal it.they give you a lifetime warranty also.I had a gas tank done for my car,turned out excellent.

[CKY]

Get a couple gallons of Evapo-rust. Cheapest I've found it is on ebay. Fill the tank, let it sit a couple days, rinse it out. Like new. I just did my 110 tank. I wish I took pictures, you wouldn't believe it. The stuff is friendly too, wont hurt the paint or you. Pour it back in the bottle and reuse it. I've done 4 tanks and tons of parts with the couple gallons I bought... still works.

I was wondering after you did the Evapo-Rust treatment did you put any coating in the tank for a rust inhibitor. If not how does the tank seam to be holding up against rust?

[scary132]

I don't, unless it's going to sit for awhile before using it, then I spray or rinse it out with SeaFoam, otherwise I just add gas. I figure even if I redo it every couple years its easier than the hassle of coating it. Plus it doesn't hurt the paint. I did my 70 and 350x tank over a year ago. Both sat all winter. I'll check them and let you know.

[CKY]

Thank you sir

[hh_899]

Ok the test results are in I used the evapo-rust on my 70 gas tank which had very heavy rust let it set in there for 2 days and I'm very pleased with the results it cleaned her right up.:thumbsup:

[John L]

post some before and after pics

[CKY]

Ok the test results are in I used the evapo-rust on my 70 gas tank which had very heavy rust let it set in there for 2 days and I'm very pleased with the results it cleaned her right up.:thumbsup:


How much of the evapo-rust did you use? Did you fill it to the top or did you just rotate the tank around every once in a while?

[ADW3]

Dang! This stuff sounds too good to be true! Click here (http://www.theruststore.com/Evapo-Rust-Gallon-P1C21.aspx?UserID=1699321&SessionID=Ku68pKKHAF13WO4cw3j0) for more info. Might have to get me summmmmmmmmmmm. :cool:

Oh yeah, thanks for the tip Scary! :thumbsup:

[hh_899]

How much of the evapo-rust did you use? Did you fill it to the top or did you just rotate the tank around every once in a while?

I bought one gallon and filled it to the top

[scary132]

I was wondering after you did the Evapo-Rust treatment did you put any coating in the tank for a rust inhibitor. If not how does the tank seam to be holding up against rust?


I looked in the tanks this weekend. Both still have no rust at all. Sat most of the winter in the shed.

[scary132]

How much of the evapo-rust did you use? Did you fill it to the top or did you just rotate the tank around every once in a while?


I've done both. It's best to fill it all the way, if you fill it partially you will get etch lines at the fluid level (not like it matters, just being anal). I just kept rotating it every couple hours till it was all clean. If you fill it its less work.

[mywifeknowseverythin]

I just take mine down to the local Radiator Shop....they Boil it out till its Clean and then they Seal it.....20 Bucks:headbang: