Tank Cure Fuel Tank Repair Kit
E10 Resistant
Includes: 450g Tank Sealant, 500ml Tank Cleaner and 500ml Tank Rust Remover
What can you achieve with Tank Cure?
Cure rusted tanks
Stop leakage through seams and pinholes
Preventive treatment against leaking seams, pinholes and the build up of rust
Shield off pollution in oil tanks (after sandblasting)
Treatment of the tank before application of Tank Sealant
In order to guarantee a good result you always have to do some preparation on your tank. Before you apply the sealant the tank should be absolutely dry, free of grease and almost free of rust. "TANK CURE" offers you products that will assist you in the preparation of the tank.These products form an ideal base before you apply the tank sealant.
A brief highlight each product:
"TANK CURE" Tank Cleaner
This is a strong cleaning fluid to degrease your tank. Tank Cure advise to always use this product because it will guarantee a good adhesion of the sealant to the surface of the petrol tank. Especially if you apply the sealant in a tank for a two stroke engine it is necessary to use the tank cleaner first.
"TANK CURE" Rust Remover
Tanks with a rusted interior can be treated very succesfully with this product. Tank Cure advise to use the Rust Remover if the inside of your tank is severely rusted.
For a motorcycle tank you will need 1/2 a litre of Tank Cleaner and 1/2 a litre of Rust Remover.
Application of the tank sealant
In order to guarantee a good result you always have to do some preparation on your tank Before you apply the sealant the tank should be absolutely dry, free of grease and almost free of rust. It is strongly recommended to use TANK CURE Cleaner and TANK CURE Rust Remover according to the user guidelines to guarantee a good result. These products are extensively tested in combination with the Tank Sealant.
"TANK CURE" tank sealant is based on a 2 component epoxy resin. After adding the two components together stir them thoroughly for a couple of minutes, empty the can in your petrol tank and seal the filler opening properly. Now slowly turn the tank in all directions. Keep turning for about 15 to 20 minutes. The sealant should touch all surfaces several times to form a good layer. Now open the filler cap and put the tank upside down to drain as much sealant as possible.
You
will find several products on the market to treat petrol tanks.
Whatever product you are going to use: It is very important to apply
sufficient sealant to cover the inside of your tank completely. Being
unable to look inside the tank during the sealing process you have to
stay on the safe side. Experience shows that you will need approx 450
grams for a 15 to 20 litre petrol tank.
Will work with fuel containing upto 10% Ethanol
Precautions:
May cause severe skin burns and eye damage. May cause an allergic skin reaction.
Keep away from Children.
A substance with respiratory, reproductive or organ toxicity that causes damage over time.
An immediate skin, eye or respiratory tract irritant.
Materials causing skin corrosion/burns or eye damage on contact.
Chemicals toxic to aquatic wildlife