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Started by rd400greenhorn, March 11, 2019, 01:45:04 PM

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rd400greenhorn

Hi guys

So my old fuel tank on the Rd400c has been glasblasted and is completely clean inside out.

Do i coat the inside With some sort of tank coater, and if so, do you recommend any?

Brad-Man

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If it leaks, as far as I'm concerned Caswell's is the only one.
Toys don't make the man - Man makes the toys.
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pdxjim

He ^ means Caswell Fuel Tank Coating.

I second it.  Caswell is good stuff.
Wasting time on 2T forums since the dawn of the internet. '89 TDR250, '13 300xcw, '23 300xcw, '24 Street Triple RS, '56 Porsche 356A, '88 325is.  Too many toys.

Hardy

I prefer to use "redcote" as if someonthing happens and you need to get it out, you can. I don't believe this is the case with Caswell.

I coated my Bridgestone 350 tank with redcote as one day I'd like to remove it to have the tank re-chromed and a few small dents removed.

Thoughts from others?


Tuck

When I restomoded the Daytona, I took the tank down to a reputable radiator shop which also specializes in gas tanks. They were recommended by Arlen Ness, apparently they do all his tanks. They hot tanked, pressure tested, then coated with POR-15. Its going on 2 years now and the inside of the tank still looks new.  :twocents:

Gil Gallad

i've used por 15 a few times now and it's really good. the oldest was 3 years ago and it's still not leaking. buy the whole kit though  8)
cheers, gil.