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TANK LINER REMOVAL

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Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: paul G on March 08, 2019, 10:23:12 AM ---Looks like i'm going to have too  >:( >:(

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Yes, looking more that way now Paul but, you have spent bog all on that bike so far, so treat it to something nice and new  ;D :D :D ;D :D

paul G:
I have its going to get four weeks rest one in June two in September and one in December  8) 8)

sprinta:

--- Quote from: paul G on March 08, 2019, 09:58:27 AM ---Well update on the liner removal or NOT.
Bought some neat MEK as below and had parts of the liner sat in it overnight.
Not a bloody thing happened, sure this stuff whatever it is would survive a nuclear blast >:( >:( >:(



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I think you will find that it is Methylen Chloride that is used to remove tank liners, that is what I was supplied with and it has worked for me, though there are so many tank liners that have been used over the years one cannot always be certain?

paul G:
Everyone says MEK also on the USA site but I think i've given up and going to throw it in a furnace even though the tank will probably melt and leave the liner behind intact  >:( >:(

Moorey:
Give it time. Not all chemical processes are instant. Overnight isn't long.

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