Woodonglass
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Nope, No Hardener needed with primer. It needs to be the way it is to enhance adhesion of the paint.
Nope, No Hardener needed with primer. It needs to be the way it is to enhance adhesion of the paint.
Oh yeah looks good to me, trailers are a good way to practice skills and set the gun up right too.
Yeah and there's always a reason for them to be greasy too, they need new seals and maybe bearing because of the leaking.
No idea about that seller but I will offer my advice on having a new tank built. Spare no expense to have it done right by people who make fuel tanks. Moeller Marine is who built my new tank. It's not cheap but the process is pretty easy, just make sure you check everything over 100% before committing to the build.
http://moellermarine.com/builders-technical-resources/custom-tank-design-2/quote-form/
Yeah that was my tank and the neck issue was my fault not Moellers. 700 with shipping for 25 gal tank and it's all set up with sender also coated with coal tar epoxy for durability.
The filler was spec'd out on the diagram I signed off on with it's total height and I approved it rather than tell them to lower it. I missed it.
side brackets leave alone. bunks I would go outside - thats what I did on mine. I feel the wider support gives it more stability, especially on a bigger, top heavy boat like mine. You can prob go either way