B bobnoffs Well Known Member Jul 18, 2015 #1 i have an application for proseal that will require several applications. is there a maximum time between coats recommended? thanks
i have an application for proseal that will require several applications. is there a maximum time between coats recommended? thanks
R RV Jerry Well Known Member Jul 19, 2015 #2 Hormaly takes 72 hrs,take a plastic baggy and rub on a prosealed area if proseal doesn't stick to baggy it's safe to put fuel in
Hormaly takes 72 hrs,take a plastic baggy and rub on a prosealed area if proseal doesn't stick to baggy it's safe to put fuel in
R RV Jerry Well Known Member Jul 19, 2015 #3 sorry didn't read post correctly the tech people that sell proseal are helpfull you can call them if in doubt
sorry didn't read post correctly the tech people that sell proseal are helpfull you can call them if in doubt
az_gila Well Known Member Jul 19, 2015 #4 bobnoffs said: i have an application for proseal that will require several applications. is there a maximum time between coats recommended? thanks Click to expand... The applicable Mil-Spec states that the sealant is suitable for repairing itself. This would say that there is no maximum time. Last edited: Jul 19, 2015
bobnoffs said: i have an application for proseal that will require several applications. is there a maximum time between coats recommended? thanks Click to expand... The applicable Mil-Spec states that the sealant is suitable for repairing itself. This would say that there is no maximum time.
B bobnoffs Well Known Member Jul 19, 2015 #5 thanks guys. and jerry you answered my next question. until i find another tank for a 1975 yamaha dt 175 proseal will save the day.
thanks guys. and jerry you answered my next question. until i find another tank for a 1975 yamaha dt 175 proseal will save the day.
J JDA_BTR Well Known Member Jul 19, 2015 #6 Just be careful to never put any ethanol gas in that repaired tank. It will likely soften the proseal. Only zero-ethanol gas. Only a few stations around that promise that.
Just be careful to never put any ethanol gas in that repaired tank. It will likely soften the proseal. Only zero-ethanol gas. Only a few stations around that promise that.
BillL Well Known Member Jul 20, 2015 #8 bobnoffs said: thanks guys. and jerry you answered my next question. until i find another tank for a 1975 yamaha dt 175 proseal will save the day. Click to expand... Funny - I have a DT 2 and 3 that is a 250 and 360 from 1973. Corrosion and rust contamination of fuel path got me. Sloshed one. (shame on me). Parts are very hard to acquire. It was bad 15 yrs ago, have not tried lately.
bobnoffs said: thanks guys. and jerry you answered my next question. until i find another tank for a 1975 yamaha dt 175 proseal will save the day. Click to expand... Funny - I have a DT 2 and 3 that is a 250 and 360 from 1973. Corrosion and rust contamination of fuel path got me. Sloshed one. (shame on me). Parts are very hard to acquire. It was bad 15 yrs ago, have not tried lately.
