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One of my NATO cans had a lot of crud in it, and I used one of the small
electric power washers to clean it, using some Simple Green and lots of
very hot water. I then used the gas tank sealing kit by POR-15 on the
inside. I would recommend this product to anyone, I've used it
successfully on a 35-year old gas tank and it runs better than my newer
vehicles.
Cheers!
Henry Cubillan
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> Some guys will use gravel and water and shake and tumble the can a lot,
> dumping, rinsing, and repeating till clean. Some guys use bb's and ball
> bearings. Fill the can 1/4 full or less to get the slosh factor working.
> This is a cheap way and works, takes a little time, but sounds like you have
> the time to waste. I've sandblasted out the cans after sloshing crud out.
> I've also used a curved hard line on the end of a sandblaster to get as much
> of the top and under the rim as possible. That worked ok, too.
> Mike in VA
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-- Henry J. Cubillan TLCA; AZLCA; CLCC; U4WDA 1991 FJ62 <cubillan@earthlink.net> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=31079
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