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| sealing up fuel tank fittings hi guys, need your suggestion/view on this .. i'm buliding frp tank with vinylester resin..problem is that how should i go about sealing off the fuel bronze fiittings for the fuel line i.e. adding sealant for leak prevention.. previously i use 3M 5200 but recently there been complain on the fuel line being clogged up by the disintegrate sealant..been told that 3M 5200 is not fuel/oil resistant..anyone out there can recommend any good sealant that can do the job? thanks in advance .. hudson |
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| We used to use a really good product, but damned if I can remember what it was. I'll make a phone call tomorrow and find out and I will get back to you. Peace, Joey |
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| thanks..
__________________ www.jamtank.com [ malaysian underground music scene forum ] |
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| If you are putting metal fittings to frp, epoxy may be a solution.
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| Contact 3M, Locktite, ITW Plexus or Sika. They all make good fuel grade sealers. I found a high quality oil resistant instant gasket material that would work great at my local hardware store. Locktite makes it, and it is orange.
__________________ JDF '"Forward, the Light Brigade!"' -Alfred Lord Tennyson |
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