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Plastic Gas Tank Repair . . . Possible?
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<blockquote data-quote="PATRIOT" data-source="post: 435328" data-attributes="member: 8891"><p>I have this plastic gas tank that has a "seepage" style leak that was rubbed into a lower corner.</p><p>Is there anything I might have on hand that could stop the seepage?</p><p>Saw gas tank sealers online but they were intended just for metal tanks.</p><p>A thick coating of something on a bottom inside corner would do the trick. The leak isn't even a pinhole.</p><p>If not, has anyone tried plastic welding?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PATRIOT, post: 435328, member: 8891"] I have this plastic gas tank that has a "seepage" style leak that was rubbed into a lower corner. Is there anything I might have on hand that could stop the seepage? Saw gas tank sealers online but they were intended just for metal tanks. A thick coating of something on a bottom inside corner would do the trick. The leak isn't even a pinhole. If not, has anyone tried plastic welding? [/QUOTE]
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