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Old 04-12-2025, 06:29 AM   #6
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Default Re: 1935 gas tank sender cleaning suggestions

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'35 hydrostatic tank unit is made out of brass, copper, solder, etc; guessing acid stuff like Evaporust and similar products would not react well with it. Carb cleaner, lacquer thinner, or similar would be better.
Evaporust and Rust 911 are not acids and won’t harm copper brass solder etc. Infact Rusty 911 is Biodegradable and way more environmentally friendly than any highly toxic product like carb cleaner, lacquer thinner or similar product and will not get ever close to cleaning gas tanks as Rust 911. I personally have tried them all to include Muratic acid. Denatured alcohol would be my second choice.
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