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Kreem or not to Kreem? Paned 08-12-2008
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Posted by Paned on August 12, 2008, 10:42 pm


Set 'em up Shirley!
Does work? Is it worth it/
Paned



Posted by John on August 12, 2008, 11:02 pm


Paned wrote:
> Set 'em up Shirley!
> Does work? Is it worth it/

Why do you think you need it?

Posted by Paned on August 13, 2008, 6:20 am



> Paned wrote:
>> Set 'em up Shirley!
>> Does work? Is it worth it/
>
> Why do you think you need it?
got rusty flakes in the tank, they were stored for quite a while.
paned



Posted by John on August 15, 2008, 4:39 pm


Paned wrote:
>> Paned wrote:
>>> Set 'em up Shirley!
>>> Does work? Is it worth it/
>> Why do you think you need it?
> got rusty flakes in the tank, they were stored for quite a while.
> paned

Put a fistful of nuts and bolts in the tank along with a couple quarts
of water and agitate over a couple beers. Drain. Optionally you can also
add an acid rince. I use the stuff they clean dairy pipes (maybe $4 a
gallon). Put in sun to dry completely. Then just fill the tank and be
happy. When you store it, be sure to store it with a full tank. Worked
for me forever.

Posted by Paned on August 13, 2008, 8:31 pm


The tanks (od harley 2 piece) have been in storage for awhile and have rust
flakes in them
paned
> Paned wrote:
>> Set 'em up Shirley!
>> Does work? Is it worth it/
>
> Why do you think you need it?



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