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Has NO LIFE!!
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| Hey Jimmy, that just cracked me up......ever wonder why they don't put gas tanks in a tray? Because when the gas leaks there's no way to tell its collecting in the tray...and then Kaboom.....Gas tanks are generally protected with the structural steel but open at the bottom.....Maybe a skid plate....Flat piece of thick metal....BWD
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Full scale Amt model builder
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| Well Bigwave that makes sense you probably would not see any of the gas collecting until it was to late. leaks could happen pretty easy with either hoses or fittings or just a leak in the tank.Good safe call BW.Im with Bigwave here Nate the tray should go.
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| FYI to anyone who wants to bring a cockfight to my thread, don't. I am looking for friendly help, and suggestions. If your post consists of "hey, I see a problem with that, here's how I would fix it" great. If it ends with a You're an idiot, but I put a smiley face at the end" go do something else please. That goes for everyone, on every side of every angle of any person that reads this. Thanks in advance. So, back to questions, what's the best anti-rust stuff I can paint my frame with? I am not going to powdercoat, and I can just do rustoleum, but I remember a discussion about different undercoatings. I don't want something sticky or rubbery, just want to stop the rust. Jack? Nitro? what did you guys use? I know I can email this stuff to a few, but I want to lay out my process so it may help guys who come after me, and I can incorporate more good ideas as I go along. Thanks for the input, on and off the board. If you do email me with suggestions or photos, let me know if it's ok or not to add to the thread. 
  
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Resident Troll
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| POR 15 is the best product out there i have used it for years and it is simply the best product. http://www.por15.com/ 
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Yeah, POR is the stuff i use too, good stuff in my opinion
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| That's the stuff I remember talking about. Now, how much should I buy? Did you do the two step stuff first, or just slap on the por15? How many quarts, and did you top coat it? thanks Kevin and shaggy!
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| POR15 is good as is Rustbullet. Prep is critical to get a perfect bond. Ive used both extensively. I've now become a fan of Rustbullet over POR.
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