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Randy:
Presumably with a welded tank one can do an underwater pressure test ( in a
pool) so that one can see the bubbles and then mark them with a sharpie and
re-weld?
I will be doing so before final installation
Mine is a nose tank in a Falconar F-12 and it also sits behind the panel.
But I am hesitant to fill mi tank with some goo that may come off in time
and clog my fuel supply.
Michael in Maine
----- Original Message -----
From: "randy echtinaw" <rjechtinaw@toast.net>
> This is not a riveted RV tank. I is a welded Acro Sport tank and I
> have two. A 20 gallon and a 10 gallon. The sealer is for any pin holes
> in the welds. The tanks set inside the cockpit above my legs so I
> would like to be sure they do not leak.
>
> One reply - riveted tanks need slosh but welded do not ???
> 2nd reply - welded tanks need slosh but riveted do not ???
>
> I would really like to hear from someone that has used slosh in a
> welded tank.
> Thanks,
> Randy
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