This guy's smooth...guy confidence 101 working on a fuel tank using electrolysis...wondered how the f I was suppose to seal it lol glad I found this vid. Thank you for the info dude. Respect
I really like the video, Ill come back when I restore my old Jaguar's dual tanks. It looks like a great product! My two cents on the video, it might be better for demonstration purposes if you use a more internally corroded tank.
I used it on my valiant charger fuel tank. I need to use it on my Ford xg van because the fuel tank I put in a few years back is rusted in thought it had fuel in it
Dam Stacey you did an awesome job on the first two steps! Why, why, why didn't you explain more about the final step? Don't the sides and top of tank get coated too?? Don't you have to rotate it or are they suppose to just get the bottom of the tank?
What I meant was when rotating the final coat once it gets on the surface of a side or top is one coating enough. Isnt it going to run down sides or drip from the top or do i coat it a few times?
Question, Are the yellow van, and blue car painted with KBS colors? It would be nice to see a real life example of the colors you have to offer. Thanks
Does the tank sealer work for plastic tanks like the one showed at the beginning of the video? I know you can plastic weld that type of tank back together if it cracks, but this stuff would be nice for added assurance.
@@Kbscoatings-us I believe both. I have older rigid tanks, and newer fuel cells that I think are flexible. I just know the new fuel cells are “rotationally-molded plastic” can’t find much else.
@@subwoofer8865 The rigid plastic tanks can be sealed by the following: 1) Clean with KBS Klean. 2) Dust coat with Fusion SEP. 3) Seal with Tank Sealer. This can also work with flexible tanks, but our confidence level is not as pronounced as with rigid plastic tanks.
This is actually a really well made video. I'm in the middle of attempting this on an old Jeep tank. Hope it goes well
Thank you! If you have any questions during the process or before you start, please do not hesitate to contact us.
This guy's smooth...guy confidence 101 working on a fuel tank using electrolysis...wondered how the f I was suppose to seal it lol glad I found this vid. Thank you for the info dude. Respect
i put this on my motorcycle worked great, i plan to put it in a brand new tank for an old f150 retomod.
KBS is amazing stuff, as good as POR and cheaper.
Thank you!
I really like the video, Ill come back when I restore my old Jaguar's dual tanks. It looks like a great product! My two cents on the video, it might be better for demonstration purposes if you use a more internally corroded tank.
I used it on my valiant charger fuel tank. I need to use it on my Ford xg van because the fuel tank I put in a few years back is rusted in thought it had fuel in it
Dam Stacey you did an awesome job on the first two steps! Why, why, why didn't you explain more about the final step? Don't the sides and top of tank get coated too?? Don't you have to rotate it or are they suppose to just get the bottom of the tank?
What I meant was when rotating the final coat once it gets on the surface of a side or top is one coating enough. Isnt it going to run down sides or drip from the top or do i coat it a few times?
Question,
Are the yellow van, and blue car painted with KBS colors?
It would be nice to see a real life example of the colors you have to offer.
Thanks
Go to KBS MAXX and look at the pictures. All of those vehicles were coated with KBS MAXX. www.kbs-coatings.com/kbs-maxx.html
Does the tank sealer work for plastic tanks like the one showed at the beginning of the video? I know you can plastic weld that type of tank back together if it cracks, but this stuff would be nice for added assurance.
Are you working on rigid plastic tanks? Or flexible plastic tanks? Most are rigid, but we want to double check with you.
@@Kbscoatings-us I believe both. I have older rigid tanks, and newer fuel cells that I think are flexible. I just know the new fuel cells are “rotationally-molded plastic” can’t find much else.
@@subwoofer8865 The rigid plastic tanks can be sealed by the following: 1) Clean with KBS Klean. 2) Dust coat with Fusion SEP. 3) Seal with Tank Sealer. This can also work with flexible tanks, but our confidence level is not as pronounced as with rigid plastic tanks.
@@subwoofer8865 KBS Klean --> www.kbs-coatings.com/kbs-klean.html
@@subwoofer8865 Fusion SEP --> www.kbs-coatings.com/fusion-self-etch-primer.html
Is the KBS sealer safe for fiberglass motorcycle tanks?
Yes, absolutely. The KBS Tank Sealer System is very commonly used to prep and seal fiberglass tanks.
How much does it cost to do this for a 20 gallon tank?
This is the kit you want: www.kbs-coatings.com/auto-fuel-tank-sealer-kit.html Click on it and you will see the current pricing for the kit.
Is it alcohol compatible?
Yes, fully cured Tank Sealer is impervious to alcohol and all alcohol blends of fuels. www.kbs-coatings.com/kbs-tank-sealer-system.html
Why not use a rusty tank prove it works