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« on: August 27, 2005, 07:13:25 PM »
drain tank, purge with air to get all of the fumes out and make sure tank is dry. It might take a while. Buy some tank leak seal from a/c spruce. sand around the lower area of the leak just around the sight gage. put a small amount of compressed air in the tank. Block off the vent for that tank and with a soap solution find your leak. After you have found it and marked the area clean off all of the soap and water so that it is really dry. now put a small vacum on the tank and let it suck in the tank seal that you brush on the leak area. Brush on several coats , stop vacum on tank, let dry and your leak is gone. I did this to my Long-EZ and it worked out just fine. N5DN