11-08-2023, 01:45 PM
Ditto on the Biobor....we have used it on aircraft fuel tanks prior to opening up the tanks for inspections. On precautions, it is some bad stuff so PPE is in order.
On a more related to Newell's note. I had to replace my fuel tank (I documented and posted the details her) several years ago. When I pulled the sump plug I intentionally captured the first gallon or so in a clean bucket....there was absolutely no water, debris or clumps in my fuel.....after some 21 years. In fact, when I inspected the tank it was clean as a pin. You can pull the sump plug it will be a mess but i can be done.
On a more related to Newell's note. I had to replace my fuel tank (I documented and posted the details her) several years ago. When I pulled the sump plug I intentionally captured the first gallon or so in a clean bucket....there was absolutely no water, debris or clumps in my fuel.....after some 21 years. In fact, when I inspected the tank it was clean as a pin. You can pull the sump plug it will be a mess but i can be done.
Steve & Doris Denton
45' Newell #525, Bath & Half
2014 Honda CRV Toad
Summerfield, FL