Good to remember!!

Im glad it worked for you! Do you know what kind of tank liner you had?

@@RoseAnvil yes it's made by kreem

Awesome thanks for letting me know

Every time I see this comment I chuckle a little

What do u mean will aircraft stripper work

Lots of*

Have you tried paint stripper? They are usually really aggressive at lifting paints and other coatings. Some adhesive removers (the ones that have that strong "fake" citrus smell) usually also work.

Do you know what kind of liner it was? It would be good to know which liners it works on and which liner it doesn’t work on.

Rose Anvil I really don’t know. It is about 3 years old so it is a new one. And black.

Rose Anvil seems to be working in the tank. Not dissolving but it at least it is peeling off the liner

Well that’s something right? Ha ha sorry about that I wish it worked for you

I recommend you don't put any liner in a fuel tank, they'll inevitably break away from the surface then you're stuck with a tank rusting under the liner. I use Apple Cider Vinegar with 100% success to remove the heaviest of rust. I simply seal the tank with aluminium tape over all holes, fill with approx 2 litre of Apple Cider Vinegar (more if you like, it’s cheap) and roll the tank around for 40 mins or so. Sometimes for a badly rusted tank I'll use steel shot (from a gun shop) to agitate the surface and speed up the process then remove the shot with a magnet.

I'm in the same situation. I left Acetone in there for quite an hour or so and I only see one section that is slowly peeling. I guess I'll just leave it in there for a day or so. Did you end up having success?

@@Kcowboy28 i ended up leaving it there for over a week with no success unfortunately...it did weaken a few parts but not melting it, in fact the acetone was so clean i kept it for using in cleaning carbs. Anyway i ended up filling the rank with 3 chsins and 2 broken grinding wheels which over a week of shaking and turning got the results i was siming at

@@mangodaddy7485 Wow! Yeah I see just a couple areas that look hopeful, but the rest of the tank looks like it hasn't budged at all. I wonder if the Por15 in this video was an older formula or just very old and weak.

@@Kcowboy28 i suspect more on the type of Acetone used, if like me you live in Europe there is a big chance that European Acetone is fairly weaker due to EU restrictions. So goes for paint remover the main coposition that will disintegrate POR15 is not used in EU anymore.

9 months......

@@caroltenge5147 its done now

Hmmm that’s a bummer. Sorry about that. Is it flaky at all?

You're probably dealing with a 2 k sealer. Have you had any success so far?

100%

I believe acetone leaves no oily residue and it evaporates quickly...so it must be good to go

As long as you get all of the rust out and get it down to bare metal it should be fine. Just make sure the acetone is fully evaporated

@@RoseAnvil ok thank you

@@sasul thanks 👍

I recommend you don't put any liner in a fuel tank, they'll inevitably break away from the surface then you're stuck with a tank rusting under the liner. I use Apple Cider Vinegar with 100% success to remove the heaviest of rust. I simply seal the tank with aluminium tape over all holes, fill with approx 2 litre of Apple Cider Vinegar (more if you like, it’s cheap) and roll the tank around for 40 mins or so. Sometimes for a badly rusted tank I'll use steel shot (from a gun shop) to agitate the surface and speed up the process then remove the shot with a magnet.

I used that crap, and didn't last.

I actually am in the middle of doing this today with an Red kote seal I fucked up. It's taken a few separate rinses of acetone, a quart or 2 at a time to get it out, but its come out.

Yes

I recommend you don't put any liner in a fuel tank, they'll inevitably break away from the surface then you're stuck with a tank rusting under the liner. I use Apple Cider Vinegar with 100% success to remove the heaviest of rust. I simply seal the tank with aluminium tape over all holes, fill with approx 2 litre of Apple Cider Vinegar (more if you like, it’s cheap) and roll the tank around for 40 mins or so. Sometimes for a badly rusted tank I'll use steel shot (from a gun shop) to agitate the surface and speed up the process then remove the shot with a magnet.

@@techo61 I'd say that sealing a tank is more or less required if you're going to run ethanol gas through it. I had a really nice tank on my Vespa that had been sitting for a couple decades, and I didn't bother sealing it. Now 3 years later when I took it of it's full of flaky rust and other crap, so I'm now going to put in the POR15 that I bought 3 years go :)

No you will just weaken the solvent, defeating the purpose of the process.

Ha ha ha that’s so funny I’ve never gotten that one before 😂😂😂

to keep from flash rust

thats a mystery to me.

How did it turn out?

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@@RoseAnvil thank you, my girl friend needs this for her bike

Youre welcome, thanks for the support!