May 25, 201212 yr Author comment_391124 Saving manual labor or not, I'm not sure I'll be trying that trick. I think I'd rather keep my tank in its original geometry I suppose if Red were going to solve the problem, he'd probably duct tape it to a spare tire, and duct tape that to the one on the car. Personally, I think I'll do it the hard way. After all, I am a man (but I can change... if I have to... I guess.) So what should I use to clean it if I don't need to seal it again. It's been sitting in a climate controlled garage all 10 years, so I suspect it's probably ok in terms of rust. Do I just use mineral spirits or something like it? Do I use more gasoline? Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43324-s130-tank-in-an-s30/?&page=2#findComment-391124 Share on other sites More sharing options...
May 26, 201212 yr comment_391198 I know I sound like a broken record for POR-15 (there's no affiliation, I swear), but their Marine Clean (the kit's first step) will clean out the tank really well. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43324-s130-tank-in-an-s30/?&page=2#findComment-391198 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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