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Lining a D-17 tank?
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    Posted: 12 Jul 2010 at 9:58pm
I've been talked into lining my bosses D17 gas tank.  I did my WD and it came out ok.  Question is...I'm going to have to remove the fuel gauge correct?  Trying to figure out a cost for him and if I need to remove that I want to figure a new gasket.  Anyone know what that gasket costs (if there is one)?  I'm thinking a gallon of muratic acid and a quart of Red-Kote.  After that, anything I'm overlooking?
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after you use the muriatic acid, and you flush it with water to neutraulize the acid, you need to use MEK solvent to absorb the water as per directions. I think the directions also says you can use another solvent. It is a good measure to go to their website and read directions. Just google redcote.  Dave.
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