Gas tank restoration - The Supercar Registry

12-29-2018, 06:12 PM

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Did a little work on the tank today using the above process.
Photo 1 - "as removed" surface
Photo 2 - cleaned with "purple power" cleaner mix
Photos 3,4,5 - Brasso applied with bronze (fine) wool and wiped clean with a damp cloth.
Long way to go, but it looks doable for saving the original tank finish. I have some evaporust on some of the rusted areas right now, will go back at it tomorrow.

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