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GeorgiaRider · 05-13-2008, 04:28 AM

I've restored several older bikes (early 70's) in the last couple of years that needed the tanks cleaned and sealed. There is a company on the web that you can get a great kit that cleans, preps, and then seals the tank, even if it has small pinhole leaks. Go to this link, CYCLE TANK REPAIR KIT-POR-15 Inc. . As Bunky said above, the company is Por-15, and they specialize in chemicals for this type of applications. This link takes you to there cycle tank repair kit.

Good Luck,
GeorgiaRider

05-13-2008, 04:28 AM	#5 (permalink)
GeorgiaRider Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Last Online: Today 02:47 PM Location: Marietta, GA (Atlanta) My Ride: Brand New 2006 VFR white, 2003 Honda Shadow Spirit, 1976 KZ-1000, 1972 Honda Scrambler CL-175, Numerous Motocross bikes Posts: 72 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	I've restored several older bikes (early 70's) in the last couple of years that needed the tanks cleaned and sealed. There is a company on the web that you can get a great kit that cleans, preps, and then seals the tank, even if it has small pinhole leaks. Go to this link, CYCLE TANK REPAIR KIT-POR-15 Inc. . As Bunky said above, the company is Por-15, and they specialize in chemicals for this type of applications. This link takes you to there cycle tank repair kit. Good Luck, GeorgiaRider __________________ GeorgiaRider 2006 White 6th Gen