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jim t · 01-02-2009, 12:26 AM

I looked into having a 75 gallon tank Rhinolined... it was almost as much as a new tank. I even told them they could hang on to the tank for a couple weeks and just use "leftover" stuff on it as they finished up a job. No dice. Maybe if you know somebody who worked there it'd be cheaper.

I'd probably fiberglass at least the bottom of the tank if it showed pitting. Couldn't hurt.

Jim

01-02-2009, 12:26 AM	#10
jim t Neptune calls me "Daddy" Blue Marlin Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5,629	RE: Fuel Tank Repair I looked into having a 75 gallon tank Rhinolined... it was almost as much as a new tank. I even told them they could hang on to the tank for a couple weeks and just use "leftover" stuff on it as they finished up a job. No dice. Maybe if you know somebody who worked there it'd be cheaper. I'd probably fiberglass at least the bottom of the tank if it showed pitting. Couldn't hurt. Jim __________________ GO GATORS!!!