[AT] Question

[Richard Fink]

Ben all i can get from him is best on the market.
Had a life time warranty when done but 2 years ago when it started coming 
off he said, i don,t warranty any that old stuff.
R Fink
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ben Wagner" <supera1948 at gmail.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Question


> 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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