I have used kreem kit on 3 different tanks, 2 were 70's Honda cb750 and we're Rusty and had quite a few pinholes in them. just take you're time and be patient. it's worked for me with no problems what so ever.
the bike mechanic recommended this stuff since the tank from my 81 honda had some minor rust and water in it. It wouldn't run without full choke. Just completed the process so we will see...btw -The fumes are very strong so only use outdoors with good ventilation.
I have used PO15 on 2 other tanks and found it worked great, to complain that after 15 years is a bit rich really! I'm just about to do a very old tank on a 1969 Yam, it's the only way to save the tank.
it is 2021 maybe it is time to update the product video with something more up to date. Maybe the motortrand guys would even produce it for you they are youtube stars
Worked worderfull, on the insides... on the outsides though; It went through the porrous metal and created 4 5cm diameter bubbles from underneeth the paint. This is a origional CX500C tank with origional paint. Its too bad, not many of these left the way this one was.. I'll be making a report to kreem, to see if they can help me out.
I've noticed on my 1993 Kawasaki ex500 it's starting to flake a bit, but I put an inline $2 fuel filter just in case. I have two other tanks to seal on two other ex500's I have, and I will try a few different products.
@cockmaster024 Perfect. Cleaned it out and coated it great. One thing you might need to do though is clean the injectors or add a cleaner additive because there might be rust in the lines.
Thanks for the vid! Used the Kreem on my tank, but didn't manage to get all the superfluous cream out...Will it eventually dry out, even if its 10-ish millimeter thick?
L Spam I would remove and use a rubber freeze plug in the size of your tank opening from an auto part store. your stock cap may have vents in it that may clog.
pooatpauls10 Not really all that complicated, The video makes it look easier than it really is tho. Each step must be done with extreme care/attention to detail, The tank must be completely free of rust after cleaning(Not one speck.) Which means each step will take double the amount of time they tell you and may need to be repeated multiple times. By the time you apply the liner the tank should look brand new inside. How do I know? I lined my super rusty (but Not leaking) 1980 Gold Wing tank around 1997. Since then I have not had any rust & no peeling. After lining the tank I changed the fuel filter 1 time in the following 8 years. People saying it peeled or didn't work just didn't..apply it correctly. After I did the Wing I was impressed enough to do two other tanks for other people. I received no complaints or come backs. .
I don't know of anyone that likes Kreem, it may be different now but it was notorious for flaking and peeling off inside a gas tank plugging fuel filters and allowing the tank to rust again.
just bought a $45 Kreem 3 part kit and I'm thinking I'm just gonna use the 1st and second bottle. Not the liner stuff and am adding a paper fuel filter. $45 bucks and a crappy computer voice on this video that they uploaded? Wow! Its all just chemicals.
I can't hardly understand what is being said.....you have the computer generated voice along with loud ass music! Why did you have to have background music????
i just got a bike that had this stuff in the tank and it is all coming out out and flaking off and the tanks is rusting where it was. i would never use this stuff. use a different brand this stuff is junk.
Well to update what I said before. I do think this stuff isn't very good but the guy that did my tank didn't buy the whole kit and clean and derust the tank first. He just dumped the cream right over the rust.
if they skip steps or are stupid even oil wont work for themlook at all the idiots making videos with products that require 24 hours to work..but these guys say after a half hour "It didn't work"...they can't read, cant learn, cant do anything right.
DO NOT USE THIS STUFF! my 81 yamaha xv920 head this coating inside the tank. after being stored inside for 10 years it formed a nice coat of rust between the liner and the metal. This stuff is a nightmare to remove from the inside of the tank and doesn't hold up to the test of time. Go with other products
Sorry, that gave me the giggles, but I see how I worded that real bad. I meant that if it lasted 10 years before rusting, that would be a good length of time. I could only guess that even if you used the Acetone they recommend to remove it, it would take some time.
LOL, no worries:) getting kreem out took me about 2 days alone. i think a combination of acetone and aircraft paint stripper finally got it loose enough to get most of it out. getting small pieces of this coating out was much worst. took several different acids to get get most of the rust out and remains of kreem.... final step was getting a bunch of sand and small nuts and tumbling the tank for about 3 hours to get remaining kreem and rust out from hard to reach places. So as inexpensive as this product is, i will not use it on anything that i ever own. You get what you pay for
This stuff is crap. It turned to a rubbery substance like old latex after 15 years. Now I'm trying to scrap it out with a coat hanger. STAY AWAY FROM THIS STUFF! Por15 makes a much better alternative.
15 years?? Well, I would think that was pretty darn good!! And as the instructions say, Acetone takes it right back off :) (not speaking from experience) :)
Thanks Robocop! Im gunna go line my tank now!
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I have used kreem kit on 3 different tanks, 2 were 70's Honda cb750 and we're Rusty and had quite a few pinholes in them. just take you're time and be patient. it's worked for me with no problems what so ever.
the bike mechanic recommended this stuff since the tank from my 81 honda had some minor rust and water in it. It wouldn't run without full choke. Just completed the process so we will see...btw -The fumes are very strong so only use outdoors with good ventilation.
I have used PO15 on 2 other tanks and found it worked great, to complain that after 15 years is a bit rich really! I'm just about to do a very old tank on a 1969 Yam, it's the only way to save the tank.
it is 2021 maybe it is time to update the product video with something more up to date. Maybe the motortrand guys would even produce it for you they are youtube stars
Worked worderfull, on the insides... on the outsides though;
It went through the porrous metal and created 4 5cm diameter bubbles from underneeth the paint.
This is a origional CX500C tank with origional paint. Its too bad, not many of these left the way this one was..
I'll be making a report to kreem, to see if they can help me out.
Soaking over night right now with "A" from everything I heard this stuff should do wonders for my rusted tank.
Lets see.
I've noticed on my 1993 Kawasaki ex500 it's starting to flake a bit, but I put an inline $2 fuel filter just in case. I have two other tanks to seal on two other ex500's I have, and I will try a few different products.
@CarpeMetus how did ur rusty tank ordeal go??? please tell im going thru the same thing
@cockmaster024 Perfect.
Cleaned it out and coated it great.
One thing you might need to do though is clean the injectors or add a cleaner additive because there might be rust in the lines.
After tank Prep A why was there a spot of rust? Is that flash rust or existing rust that didn’t wash out or new rust?
The voice sounds like anonymous videos
do i need cream tank liner?
How to remove old peeling liner?
Hey Kreemproducts will I be able to Kreem 2 tanks with one kit????
Cure time?
Thanks for the vid! Used the Kreem on my tank, but didn't manage to get all the superfluous cream out...Will it eventually dry out, even if its 10-ish millimeter thick?
heat tank with lamp or set on radiator type heater.. 24 hours or more
I used that once,it works
Can I use the gas tank cap if it is a key-lock type? Or should I remove and use something else?
L Spam I would remove and use a rubber freeze plug in the size of your tank opening from an auto part store. your stock cap may have vents in it that may clog.
protect your cap with plastic ! caps have vent hole this stuff will plug ! ditto tank petcock hole stuff a pencil in it !
im using this stuff.
you can use this for converting to e85
Far too complicated, needs Stephen Hawking to explain it.
pooatpauls10 Not really all that complicated, The video makes it look easier than it really is tho. Each step must be done with extreme care/attention to detail, The tank must be completely free of rust after cleaning(Not one speck.) Which means each step will take double the amount of time they tell you and may need to be repeated multiple times. By the time you apply the liner the tank should look brand new inside. How do I know? I lined my super rusty (but Not leaking) 1980 Gold Wing tank around 1997. Since then I have not had any rust & no peeling. After lining the tank I changed the fuel filter 1 time in the following 8 years. People saying it peeled or didn't work just didn't..apply it correctly. After I did the Wing I was impressed enough to do two other tanks for other people. I received no complaints or come backs. .
protect your cap with plastic ! caps have vent hole this stuff will plug ! ditto tank petcock hole stuff a pencil in it !
This video made me think of Stephen Hawking on a motorcycle. How well does this stuff work?
So this stuff is no use for rusty tanks that might have leaks then.
My AIH Texas Chopper is having the liner flake off causing fueling issues. This is crap.
The 1970s NFL highlight film music was making me nauseous.
Anon's job before OWS
do i need to get the fuel pump off the tank ???
i send 2 email to the company
and no response ...
i'm not very happy with that
Yes
I think i'll pay a friend to do this.
I don't know of anyone that likes Kreem, it may be different now but it was notorious for flaking and peeling off inside a gas tank plugging fuel filters and allowing the tank to rust again.
You can not pour from the top on honda motorcycle
Use the POR15 kit. Much Much Much better.
he funny thing is, is that i am trying to clean the exact gas tank lol...
After all these bad reviews over a number of years I wonder why KreemProducts still has this vid posted ???
so that's what you call it theese days? kreem your tank ;> ?
Who is watching 2021 lol
Me
just bought a $45 Kreem 3 part kit and I'm thinking I'm just gonna use the 1st and second bottle. Not the liner stuff and am adding a paper fuel filter. $45 bucks and a crappy computer voice on this video that they uploaded? Wow! Its all just chemicals.
andrew b can I ask how that worked, using just the a and b bottles? I was thinking of doing the same
I can't hardly understand what is being said.....you have the computer generated voice along with loud ass music! Why did you have to have background music????
Would have been a lot easier to watch if they had a real person read it, instead of a computer with broken annunciation.
For a professional companies official TH-cam account the quality of the video sure is crappy. ..and the robot narrator? Seriously terrible.
i just got a bike that had this stuff in the tank and it is all coming out out and flaking off and the tanks is rusting where it was. i would never use this stuff. use a different brand this stuff is junk.
Daniel Lancaster same here, and its a nightmare to get it out of the tank!
Well to update what I said before. I do think this stuff isn't very good but the guy that did my tank didn't buy the whole kit and clean and derust the tank first. He just dumped the cream right over the rust.
if they skip steps or are stupid even oil wont work for themlook at all the idiots making videos with products that require 24 hours to work..but these guys say after a half hour "It didn't work"...they can't read, cant learn, cant do anything right.
DO NOT USE THIS STUFF! my 81 yamaha xv920 head this coating inside the tank. after being stored inside for 10 years it formed a nice coat of rust between the liner and the metal. This stuff is a nightmare to remove from the inside of the tank and doesn't hold up to the test of time. Go with other products
IF it was cleaned properly before coating, AND the coating was put on right... I would think 10 years is pretty good!
10 years of rust inside your tank is pretty good? it took me almost a week to remove kreem and the rust from my tank.
Sorry, that gave me the giggles, but I see how I worded that real bad. I meant that if it lasted 10 years before rusting, that would be a good length of time. I could only guess that even if you used the Acetone they recommend to remove it, it would take some time.
LOL, no worries:) getting kreem out took me about 2 days alone. i think a combination of acetone and aircraft paint stripper finally got it loose enough to get most of it out. getting small pieces of this coating out was much worst. took several different acids to get get most of the rust out and remains of kreem.... final step was getting a bunch of sand and small nuts and tumbling the tank for about 3 hours to get remaining kreem and rust out from hard to reach places. So as inexpensive as this product is, i will not use it on anything that i ever own. You get what you pay for
p.s. i still have nightmares about having kreem in my tank
This poor video quality is doing nothing to impress me into using your product. Turn the weird music down or off.
i used this shit 3 times and it still leaks like a cullinder. ....its a rip off don t bother
Absolitely terrible video. The commentary is shockingy bad and difficult to understand what the voice says.
This stuff is crap. It turned to a rubbery substance like old latex after 15 years. Now I'm trying to scrap it out with a coat hanger. STAY AWAY FROM THIS STUFF! Por15 makes a much better alternative.
15 years?? Well, I would think that was pretty darn good!! And as the instructions say, Acetone takes it right back off :) (not speaking from experience) :)