I've been getting all the misc parts degreased and ready for powder coating on our 67 rebuild..
The fuel tank had a fair amount of crud inside.. I've washed out with degreaser the best I can but there is still a bit of deposit (inc some rust)..
What would be the best way to remove (or minimise) the remaining deposit in the fuel tank? Or should I bother as I'm guessing most cars would have a bit..
Would some acid work? If so what type..
66deluxe ·
Put some chain, coarse washed gravel, or old nuts and bolts in it and shake it round and round and that will remove any scaly rust. Damo.
StenGuns ·
Sounds good
aintgotitmusthaveit ·
There is a product called POR 15 that I bought for my tank. It worked great. 3 part process that ends wit an epoxy membrane that seals the tank. Alternatively you can take it to a paint stripper that will strip the inside for about 40 dollars! Then you have to finish it off
62ragtop ·
Or go to bunnings and get rust convertor and rinse it off, read the instructions on the bottle! It works well with mine.