Sounds good to me Johnnie, not sure my wife would go for using the dryer that way. I'm just sure I would hear her say, why do my cloths smell like gasoline.

Thank you, appreciate your kind words.

Awesome Richard thanks for sharing your concoction.

Thanks Jeff, sure appreciate your support of the channel.

Yes, I have heard of doing that, I understand that folks are trying to save money by using the cheaper products, but how much do you really save if you have to do other steps and with other products. I know the Metal rescue is expensive, but it is a one step process and works great. I agree, acid is nasty, I can never remember if you pour acid into water or the other way around. I just don't use it. Thanks for the comment and for watching I sure appreciate it.

Thanks Chris, yep, ask me why I count them. I am sure you know. Hey, my friend Dean over at Retromeccainca says after using an acid solution, he will rinse with Denatured alcohol, this makes good since to me. Since we use that to dry out fuel lines and tanks on cars and other equipment. I think you will be happy with Metal Rescue though.

Thanks Peter, yes my Beezer shirt, given to me by one of my viewers is a fav of mine. I like to wear it in support of my friend Deans channel, Retromeccanica over in the UK.

@@montana2strokeracer Yes, Dale, I follow Dean. I really enjoy his channel too.

Thanks for the kind words my friend.

Thanks Mark, sure appreciate you being here.

Yes sir, use it in my classic cars, good stuff.

Thanks Dean, that is a good tip on the Denatured alcohol, it didn't occur to me until you mentioned it. We use that to dry out fuel tanks and fuel lines here in the winter. Just put a pint in your tank and it does the work for you. Thanks Dean. I agree with you, not a fan of Evaporust. I knew you would appreciate Cains shirt; I believe you have one too, Cain is a bud and very generous person.

Good tip my friend!

Hi Dan, I have had really good luck with it. But like I said, I live in a low humidity area. I would say if you have any problems one of my viewers says to pour it out and put in some denatured alcohol and swish that around and pour that out, it should remove any moisture. Sounds good to me, since we use it to remove water from fuel in our car tanks in the winter. Thanks for hanging out in the shop with me.

Hey Mark, oh my everyone wants to know my secret. No not really...I just use my 300-watt soldering Iron, some Regular paste flux, and some rosin core solder. Just sand the area well and apply the flux and solder it. Works great. I did it to repair a hole in the F7 oil tank also. You do need a big soldering iron though for quick heat.

If you use Metal Rescue you don't have to rinse with anything, Metal Rescue is not an acid, so it does not flash rust, but you can pour in some denatured alcohol that will remove any leftover water and the pour it out. That will prevent flash rust also. Sure, glad you are getting some good info from the videos, thanks for spending time in the shop with me.

Well, another high deserter, is that a word? It does have its benefits. In the winter....no benefits here. Montana....cold.

Hi Fred, yes lots of the early tank liners were prone to failure. Prep is the key to success with liners. I would just fill it with acetone and let it eat out the old liner, then throw a hand full of dry wall screws and soap and water and shake to remove as much of the rust as possible. Then put in some metal rescue or some similar product to finish up the rust removal. Pour that out and put in a pint of denatured alcohol, shake around this will prevent flash rust. Then recoat your tank, the best product I have found is Caswell epoxy liner. Yes, smaller holes will be sealed but larger ones you may have to place some tape over until it is hardened, or better yet solder or repair them somehow. Good luck my friend and thanks for watching.

No, I do not, leave it open and prop up so you can fill all the way to the top.

I know that, some of us were just raised right.

Thats a great idea Matt. I am sure that will make that stuff last a lot longer. Good tip bud.

I have, it's the only liner I use.

Yes, several, here is one. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbelgqmd2ba4mHk.html

I prefer not to, but when I do, it's the Caswell liner that I use.

I don't like liners at all, if it cleans up good and doesn't leak, leave it alone. Thats my policy.

One of my viewers gave it to me. Oh, that would be you. Thanks again bud.

Wow, man you make sure you keep all that stuff down there.

Finally, been waiting.