Fuel Tank Sealer

[Tom Bond]

After I dry fit my replacement tank, just for the heck of it before I painted it, I poured in a gallon of gas in to check for leaks. Sure enough, there's one leak where it looks like someone put too long a mounting bolt through the cage nut on the rear support. Over time, It looks like it eroded away from the inside where it dimpled. Leaks a pretty steady drip. Will POR-15 stop something like this or is it time to start shopping for another 801 tank? Any suggestions or other products that might do the job?
 

[WayneIA]

Sure will! I actually had a leak on a tank that the Por 15 driped out of. A little time of chasing Por 15 back and forth and it hasn't leak a bit since (5 years)
 

[GlenIdaho]

Check the link below concerning POR 15 tank sealer. I used it in my take, no problems.
POR 15

 

[woodbutcher]

Tom,
I used Red Kote on my 4000. It worked well.
Butch
 

[Jim in Ma.]

I would just clean and solder it with an iron.
Easy 10 min fix.
 

[Ed H.-OH]

Hello, Fiberglass resin works great, Don"t make any heat or sparks cleaning it.Buy it in any auto parts store. -ed
 

[36 Coupe]

I favor solder with a electric iron.Get it clean and solder Use Nokorode solder paste.
 

[Fuel leak]

You could use an epoxy like JB weld. Clean it really good and let it dry for 24 hours.