17 thoughts on “Oakys Garage: Motorcycle Gas Tank Restore Re-line liner Seal F81E Kawasaki”

1. Once again you have provided great information and illustrations, keep up the great work!

2. @passat47 Thank you Sir, I’m trying to find more info. on this 1971-72 Bison? 250, Engine #F81E00115

3. I will be restoring a pair of Jerry Can’s with this same process work for that application as well?? I cant see any reason why it would not..??

4. @danman1178 Sure, any metal fuel tank, it should work great

5. Did you compleat the restoration of the petrol tank? I’d love to see photos of the final results!!!

6. im restoring an old honda, but the problem with the gas tank is that there was gas left in it for 20+ years and there is a ton of sludge inside and water isnt removing it, how should i go about cleaning the inside

7. acetone, careful near paint

8. hey can you check out my honda three wheeler video ,i need a little bit of help with my cam timing marks. thank-you.

9. It still looks like there is a lot of rust in my tank after doing the bolts in the tank deal with a cleaner. I did get a lot of rust out but, is it ok to red kote it even though it looks so rusty?

10. any issues with any gas with the sealer ???

11. Vinegar might be better to wash the inside of the to kill the rust first

12. Tank

13. 🙁 ok I have painted my tank already is this going to cause a problem with that???

14. wouldn’t you wanna pull the dents before you coat the tank?

15. So whats the real deal with redkote? I just dropped my tank off today to have done by a man that’s been doing it for 40 years. he swears by the stuff. Then I look online and people say that ethanol blended gas will dissolve it. You then get pink gas and gummed up carbs? Just B.S.??????

16. sweet man i have the same bike and seems rare but im restoring her

17. Im restoring a 92 vulcan 750… so when you lined it did you just pour some in and roll it around to coat it? The tank I have was boiled out with acid and still needs to be lined.

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