To clean out the inside of the tank ... washed pea gravel swirled around inside the tank will take off most of the rough stuff. Pea gravel ... because if one stone isn't tipped out it will rattle and you can hear it. Flush with a bit of petrol after each "swirl" ...
Depending how bad the tank is ... three or four times may be needed ...
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Here is a list of Auckland stockist
Auckland Engineering Supplies 154 Beaumont St, Westhaven, Auckland City (09) 358 0910
Autopaint Marketing Ltd 159 Central Park Drive, Henderson (09) 837 5836
Car Colours Ltd 18 Arrenway Drive, Albany (09) 443 1960
Colourworks Paint Supplies Ltd 898 Great South Road, Penrose (09) 589 1932
Classic Paints NZ Ltd 98B Great South Road, Otahuhu (09) 276 7565
Crosbies ColourPlus 204-206 King Street, Pukekohe (09) 238 7489
Grayson Auto Colour 1A, 78 Grayson Ave, Papatoetoe (09) 278 0685
Innovative Coating Supplies Unit 2, 62 Forge Rd, Whangaporoa (09) 421 0264
Otbury Refinish Solutions - AK 49 Mahunga Drive, Mangere Bridge (09) 633 4920
Panelbeating Supplies Ltd 32 Hill Street, Onehunga (09) 634 1670
Papatoetoe Colour Centre 61 Shirley Road, Papatoetoe (09) 278 4329
Shanes Car Colours Ltd 2/71 Great South Road, Papakura (09) 298 8188
Shine Car Colours Ltd - PUK 137 Manukau Road, Pukekohe (09) 238 4423
Wairau Paint Centre Ltd 90 Wairau Road, Glenfield (09) 443 3430
Automotive Paint Supplies 277b Neilson Street, Penrose (09) 634 2460
Auto And Industrial Paint Supplies 277b Neilson Street, Penrose (09) 634 2460
Blackwoods Paykels 21 El Kobar Drive, Highbrook (09) 265 6000
Paint & Paper Co NZ Ltd Lime Building, 246B Mt Smart Road, Penrose (09) 579 7771
Link Up Paints Auckland 6/34 Hobill Avenue, Wiri (09) 262 2249
but cheak out the link I posted in this thread
A few of the guys on the XJ forum use electrolysis to clean the inside of the tank
http://www.altelco.net/~jacil/clay/m...ElecSetup.html
nice vid Kickaha, cheers.
Now, anyone out there know what Zinc becomes as it breaks down? Is it a steel/rust form, or does it completely break down?
Wondering if anyone ever figured a way to use some kind of sacrificial anode in a tank - one that doesnt require power (obviously!), and one that breaks down to something 'safe' for motors.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacrificial_anode
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