Motorcycle fuel tank liner kit

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May 30, 2014
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1 quart cleaner, 1 quart prep and 1 quart liner of the good stuff. Enough to do two large 6 Gallon/23 Liter motorcycle fuel tanks (or several smaller tanks).
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Cures in a bright blue color. Box opened for pics only & instructions are included. 3,000 Baht.

• Northern Tank Liner will seal in existing rust to prevent it from flaking off and plugging the fuel line or carburetor
• As a sealant, Northern Tank Liner excels at sealing the often hundreds of pinhole leaks that occur along seams or where straps wrap around the tank
• Once in place, Northern Tank Liner forms a very tough, flexible membrane that will never crack or flake as many competitive products do
• Northern Tank Liner will not plug lines or cause engine damage when used as directed
• Future rust will be prevented because condensation will not contact the metal
• A partial list of additives that Northern Tank Liner is resistant to includes ethyl alcohol, Methyl alcohol, toluene, methyl tertiary butyl ether, isopropyl alcohol, and tetraethyl lead
 
I just tried Kreem on a sandblasted and prepped interior using their chemicals and it peeled off. Others have used it with success but not me.
In all fairness it was on my shelf for 2-3 years

I just got a US quart of Bill Hirsch sealer and am doing it again this week on the re-sandblasted interior. Hirsch is the only brand approved for aircraft use and his other products are great so IMHO well worth a try. Ethanol approved

I have not tried Northern nor Red
 
Did ya use a cleaner & prep before the Kreem? I'm not enthusiastic about that stuff anyhow, seems similar to what Harley uses (or used to use). We know how well that held up to ethanol. I have seen a Northern treated tank after 2 years of ethanol & it looked mint. 2 years isn't much, but he sold the bike.
Give us a heads up on the Bill Hirsch down the road:-) Also, aren't you the guy who recently did a spoked rim sealer to go tubeless? Appreciate any thoughts on that also!
Thanks!
 
I am having issues with a fibreglass tank and would like to seal it . Does anyone know if a product is available in Thailand , better still Chiangmai ?
Any help appreciated .
 
jkrfjessjess;304907 wrote: I am having issues with a fibreglass tank and would like to seal it . Does anyone know if a product is available in Thailand , better still Chiangmai ?
Any help appreciated .
Not much response in these forums. Wish I could help but zero experience with anything other than steel tanks.