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They make sealed end pop rivets. Use them to sandwich some pro-seal between
the tank and an aluminum plate. Tap the plate for the fitting. The old time fix is to rub the leak with a bar of soap. Seals the leak and gas won't dissolve it. "cavelamb himself" wrote in message nk.net... wrote: On Mar 1, 12:55 am, "Rob Turk" wrote: I'm looking for a sealant or kit to seal brass NPT inserts into a polyethylene tank. This is a Kitfox header tank that has developed a leak at one of the inserts. I'm probably going to use Mogas that has ethanol additives. Any hints, tips, thoughts? Thanks, Rob Polyethylene is pretty hard to glue anything to. LEAF has several sizes of rubber "plugs" that a barbed brass fitting can fit into. Drill a hole, press in the rubber plug, and poke the fitting into that. IIRC, I used 1/4" on my plane, but I think they have a 3/8" also. Other than that? New Tank? Richard |
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