fuel tank repairers

Hells Angels? you need at least 125cc and it has to be black.
Sounds like you should try to find another tank mate.....ring the wreckers.
If there is one small hole I bet there is about 100 nearly holes or ones you can't see. plastic welding is no problem, talk to a he would know plastic welders.
have fun

reiner

Hi Bob
Go to one of your nearest motor cycle shops. My dad had a similar problem and they sold him a two part kit for just that problem. From memory, the first part etches the inside of the tank, removing any rust etc. you then rinse and then do the next part which seals the tank.

You leave he tank to cure for a few days and works like a dream.

8 years down the track and his tank is still holding out.

Cheers

Stephen

Once again this forum and its users have been very helpful I think I'll try the bike shop solution

Regards Bob

This is where you can buy the 3 stage kit for tank restoration for $63 www._Permanent_Painted_Coatings.aspx.au.com/kits3.htm

I looked into this exact thing before we planned on building a house (and now can`t afford to do up the old CB900F ). I can`t remember the site, but there is a place in Oz where you can send your tank for restoration. They put the tank through an oven to dry it out, cut a hole in the underside for rust removal, then weld it together again and line the inside with a fiberglass type of resin. They also sandblast it and give it an undercoat before sending it back. If you look long enough on Google.com.au I`m sure you will find it.

A search of "fuel tank restoration" on google will come up with quite a few results. The most popular way to seal it seems to be to line the tank with a fiberglass resin.

Good luck.