Gasoline Leak
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John From Detroit
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Would not know but answer this. Is the leak where you can put a finger on it?
IF not. Disregard this post
IF so: Seal All.. this is, near as I can tell, very close to if not identical to 1950's DUCO ariplane glue (The stuff they loved to sniff) Follow directions for fixing an ACTIVE lead on a gas tank, it works, then do a proper repair after you have run it down to empty.
It also works on tents in the rain.. Just make sure only the chemical touches the fabric.
IF not. Disregard this post
IF so: Seal All.. this is, near as I can tell, very close to if not identical to 1950's DUCO ariplane glue (The stuff they loved to sniff) Follow directions for fixing an ACTIVE lead on a gas tank, it works, then do a proper repair after you have run it down to empty.
It also works on tents in the rain.. Just make sure only the chemical touches the fabric.
John Canfield
Site Team
Not sure if the gas can be pumped/siphoned out of that tank but you can test that with a tube - insert into the filler neck and measure how far it travels.
