[AT] Question

[Ben Wagner]

What type of liner did the radiator shop use?  I would call the company 
that created it and (1) complain loudly and (2) find out something that 
will dissolve it.  If you complain loud enough, they might even send you 
the dissolving solution free.  Who knows!

I had the same trouble with an Eastwood liner.  Never again. Actually, 
in my situation, it did not even seal the pin hole leak I bought the 
liner.  I know I did the procedure correctly, much to Eastwood's 
chagrin.  I had to have the leak welded, and the heat destroyed the 
liner.  It was blistered, and charred, and disintegrating.

I called Eastwood to complain and get assistance.  They were very kind, 
although assuming I did something wrong of course.

Ben Wagner


On 7/30/2012 5:52 PM, Richard Fink wrote:
> To any one that has had a gas tank liner put in and it came loose. I have a 1939 Cat R2 i had the gas tank cleaned and lined at a local radiator shop. Owner said you can fill that up with lacquer thinner thinner and won,t hurt it. Well it is coming off now in chunks. How do i get it all off and put up with the rust.
> Thanks
> R Fink
> PA
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