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Rich is correct, but there is a huge risk that the epoxy will NOT bond to a
tank once it has carried fuel. Please ask the manufacturer if they recommend their product to be used in the way you desire. I have just been through this exercise. Steve "RichH" wrote in message ... Welding is an option.... Another option is to use a tank lining epoxy, using glass cloth over the weld seams, etc. to strengthen them. Just figure a way to cut open the tank top and later apply a sister flange for re-closing, etc. I use: www.epoxyproducts.com for both potable water tanks and fuel tank lining. Interlux Commercial Marine Division also offers tank lining epoxies. |
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