Who does Tank Restorations?

You can do them yourself if you want to.  What I do is just get a quart of Northern Tank Liner from an automotive store.  What you have to do is flush the tank with a quart of M.E.K. and you may want to mix in some hardware to loosen up the rust inside the tank.  Once you flush the tank of the M.E.K. and hardware, you then take another quart of M.E.K. to make sure it is clean.  Once flushed and dried you then plug the hole in the bottom, and then dump in the liner.  You got to get it even coated on the inside, and you can see what you are doing through gas cap hole, just be careful of the vapors.  Once completely covered you remove the plug in the bottom and drain the remaining liner back into the can.  You can also recoat it once it is completely dry, but not necessary.  Just be sure not to fill with gas until completely dry.

Post on the classifieds for a good used tank. Trying to fix 1/8" holes in that tank with sealer, or even paying a welder to fix it (if you can find someone) is dumping good money after bad, IMHO. Used CA tanks don't break the piggy bank.

How do I get to the classifieds?  I just went back to the front page and didn't see a classified section.  Am I just not looking right?

Thanks.

I used J.B. Weld on a couple of larger holes in my CA tank then used Red Kote to seal the inside. Seems to have worked fine. I used a phillips head screw driver to ream the rust out of the hole so the J B had solid metal to adhere to.