Posted by ian field on June 28, 2008, 11:10 am
When I went to start my spare bike I found the petrol had shrivelled up into
a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously the
tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available in the
UK?
TIA.
Posted by The Older Gentleman on June 28, 2008, 11:58 am
> When I went to start my spare bike I found the petrol had shrivelled up into
> a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously the
> tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
>
> Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
> Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available in the
> UK?
>
Kreem is the US stuff.
Pet-Seal is the UK equivalent.
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Posted by ian field on June 28, 2008, 12:10 pm
>> When I went to start my spare bike I found the petrol had shrivelled up
>> into
>> a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously
>> the
>> tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
>>
>> Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
>> Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available in
>> the
>> UK?
>>
> Kreem is the US stuff.
> Pet-Seal is the UK equivalent.
Thanks.
Posted by Timo Geusch on June 28, 2008, 12:53 pm
>>
>>> When I went to start my spare bike I found the petrol had shrivelled up
>>> into
>>> a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously
>>> the
>>> tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
>>>
>>> Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
>>> Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available in
>>> the
>>> UK?
>>>
>> Kreem is the US stuff.
>>
>> Pet-Seal is the UK equivalent.
> Thanks.
Frost also has a tank sealing kit made by POR-15. If you're down in SE
England, I've got one that you can have for a few beer tokens - it's
unused, but the bottle with the cleaner is weeping slightly so I'm not
going to send it through the post.
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Posted by ian field on June 28, 2008, 2:26 pm
>>>
>>>> When I went to start my spare bike I found the petrol had shrivelled up
>>>> into
>>>> a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously
>>>> the
>>>> tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
>>>>
>>>> Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
>>>> Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available
>>>> in
>>>> the
>>>> UK?
>>>>
>>> Kreem is the US stuff.
>>>
>>> Pet-Seal is the UK equivalent.
>>
>> Thanks.
> Frost also has a tank sealing kit made by POR-15. If you're down in SE
> England, I've got one that you can have for a few beer tokens - it's
> unused, but the bottle with the cleaner is weeping slightly so I'm not
> going to send it through the post.
Thanks for the offer - I just found a spare tank I forgot was there, buried
under a lot of junk at the back of the shed, its in far better condition all
round so I'll probably leave it at that.
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> a sticky red goo and the fuel tap strainer was full of rust - obviously the
> tank needs cleaning out and lining to stop the rust going any further.
>
> Some American magazines I used to read have mentioned a product called
> Creemit or something similar, anyone know of such a product available in the
> UK?
>