Easy way to mount a homemade aluminum tank, Without brazing or welding

[Wyatt. A.]

That's turning out so good Pay a shop $50 and have that tank professionally welded

Most shops have a minimum charge of $50 and that's a small job

Its steel on aluminum

 

[Wrench]

Its steel on aluminum

I guess JB Weld will be your answer

 

[Wyatt. A.]

Added some Red Kote. Stuff smells just like rubber cement, Dries like it too. The stuff is really easy to use, sets up pretty quickly...

 

[Chainlube]

Added some Red Kote. Stuff smells just like rubber cement, dries like it too. The stuff is really easy to use, sets up pretty quickly...

Yea but, is that fuel friendly? I've seen what some of the more common and expensive sealers have done to carbs.

 

[Wyatt. A.]

Yea but, is that fuel friendly? I've seen what some of the more common and expensive sealers have done to carbs.

I thought I did my research correctly. This one seemed the best. Had a lot of good reviews.

 

[Wyatt. A.]

Yea but, is that fuel friendly? I've seen what some of the more common and expensive sealers have done to carbs.

Have you had any experience with it?

 

[DieselTech]

Have you had any experience with it?

I've never heard of that stuff, boy it's high priced $67/pint it better be good stuff.

 

[DieselTech]

Lmao I had to call o'Reilly back, yep either the guy dont know what a quart/pint is, but he quoted me $67/pint. I'm hoping that's $67/quart.

 

[Wyatt. A.]

I paid about $45

 

[Wyatt. A.]

Lmao I had to call o'Reilly back, yep either the guy dont know what a quart/pint is, but he quoted me $67/pint. I'm hoping that's $67/quart.

I think the key is preparation and letting if cure properly.
It's been about a week and I haven't put gas in it yet.