Hi I'm looking for a gas tank sealer called Kreem. Anybody know a link or website where I can get some. Or do somebody have some they can sell me. I have a C-9 HOmelite with a kind of a bad gas tank, and would like to try some of this stuff, to insure it doesn't leak. My email is [email protected] or phone me at 715-281-7989. Thanks in advance to any who can help me!!!!!!!
Gas tank sealer called Kreem
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JC Whitney. Unfoturnately, they sell it by the gallon.
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I found it at my nearest Harley Davidson dealer. It works great. I resealed an old 3-wheeler tank 10 years ago and it's still holding up and rust free. It came in a kit. It had a cleaner prep and the coating. There was enough to do the 3-wheeler tank in the kit. I think it was about 22.00$ for the kit. The main thing is to get it clean befor coating it.
Standard gas tank sealer
I found some this morning at the auto parts store. It's a grey liquid with aluminum and some other flammable ingredients. Make sure, tank is clean, then pour this in, and swish it around; dump it out, and let it dry for at least 72 hrs. and your good to go. Hopefully this works.! Thanks for the replies folks!
I found some this morning at the auto parts store. It's a grey liquid with aluminum and some other flammable ingredients. Make sure, tank is clean, then pour this in, and swish it around; dump it out, and let it dry for at least 72 hrs. and your good to go. Hopefully this works.! Thanks for the replies folks!
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there is another fuel tank sealer which works very well it,s been around for years and well know in the motorcycle world. it,s called petseal. the last time i had cause to use it was about five years ago on a big 5 gal, steel fuel tank on a laverda jota. wash the tank out with a power wash. put the tank on a heating radiator over night. next day tank was perfectly dry and warm.
poured in the petseal made sure i ran it all over the bottom of the tank.then rested tank in a LEVEL POSITION ! then let it go off for a couple of days and bingo!. saved myself a wad of notes. had the bike for a couple of years and it never even showed a sign of leakage--good stuff. find it on internet.
poured in the petseal made sure i ran it all over the bottom of the tank.then rested tank in a LEVEL POSITION ! then let it go off for a couple of days and bingo!. saved myself a wad of notes. had the bike for a couple of years and it never even showed a sign of leakage--good stuff. find it on internet.
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http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/searc...3A+0++brand_id%3A+426&userString=kreem&page=1
at denniskirk.com I have used it on motorcycle tanks. They sell it in various amounts, and the recommended cleaner as well.
at denniskirk.com I have used it on motorcycle tanks. They sell it in various amounts, and the recommended cleaner as well.
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This is the stuff I used yesterday. Now I have to wait about 4 days so it dries nice!
This is the stuff I used yesterday. Now I have to wait about 4 days so it dries nice!
C-9 trigger is tight
This same C-9 has a trigger that wouldn't return! It 's not tight in the carbeurator, but in the trigger. Any sugggestions as to how I can free it up other than oil it and work it. My email is [email protected] or post a thread here. Thanks a bundle!
This same C-9 has a trigger that wouldn't return! It 's not tight in the carbeurator, but in the trigger. Any sugggestions as to how I can free it up other than oil it and work it. My email is [email protected] or post a thread here. Thanks a bundle!
