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16 Feb 2020 13:12 #819456 by 9er rider
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The baby swing thing sounds awesome! I just happen to have a new grand son but I dont imagine he will be willing to share for a while yet. Im thinking on a test plug to add cleaner or water line from afar for rinsing now
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16 Feb 2020 16:33 #819464 by Nessism
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There are water based degreasing products that will remove the varnish inside a tank. Por-15 makes a good one.

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16 Feb 2020 21:20 #819473 by Kidkawie
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Ive used undiluted Pinesol to clean varnished carbs, I doubt it will attack paint.

Oxsalic acid will remove rust, Ive sprayed it on houses.
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18 Feb 2020 07:22 #819521 by PaintWorkz
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POR15 has always been a trusted brand for fixing tank problems
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