Sealing Plastic Fuel Tank

I don't know about you, but I would not want to be using a gasoline powered device in my hands with a Kentucky rigged gas tank. I don't look good in burns.

ive used deavcon plastic steel putty to repair plastic and metal gas tanks with success. my own,not others. sounds like you might have a homelight, they have a special sized line you could have got at dealer. but i used an awl to open the tank holes slightly and used tygon fuel line and didnt need sealer.mower shops have tygon also. an old trick to get the line in the tank is to split 6 inches of the line down the middle and feed it thru then pull it with some needle nose. lucas

Probably one of the RTV sealant/gasket maker products that you can get at an autoparts store will work for you. Kevin

This is Turtle.

I have used J.B. Weld / Epoxie Glue on gas tanks for 20 years and holds for every. I had a old car that a shock got loose on the back and knocked a hole in the gas tank. the hole was about 1/4" wide and about

just get the gas level down to not let the gas come out and the epoxie will bond and hold it.

TURTLE

Wow thank you. I will look at my hardware store for this product. Any other pointers on this are greatly appreciated. Thanks again! Respectfully, Andy

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Most all Pep Boy , Napa, Auto Zone , and auto supply stores have J.B. Weld or a knock off of it. i even thing i seen it at walmarts in the Auto section.

TURTLE