I¡¯ve been able to procure a SS gas tank. While the exterior is a little rough, the interior is almost pristine. I¡¯d like suggestions on the best way to store the tank for 6 months or so with the aim of keeping the interior as is.?
On Jan 15, 2023, at 8:50 AM, Kris And Scott via groups.io <svbliss2012@...> wrote:
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I¡¯ve been able to procure a SS gas tank. While the exterior is a little rough, the interior is almost pristine. I¡¯d like suggestions on the best way to store the tank for 6 months or so with the aim of keeping the interior as is.?
On Jan 15, 2023, at 8:50 AM, Kris And Scott via groups.io <svbliss2012@...> wrote:
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I¡¯ve been able to procure a SS gas tank. While the exterior is a little rough, the interior is almost pristine. I¡¯d like suggestions on the best way to store the tank for 6 months or so with the aim of keeping the interior as is.?
These tanks were coated from the factory since new. So if the coating is intact, you don't need to do anything.? If you want to be extra sure, coat it with oil and drain the excess.? Even that won't last forever, as it will eventually make it's way to the bottom of the tank, so you will have to do it every so often.??
If the coating is still there, I'd leave it alone.?
On Jan 15, 2023 11:50, "Kris And Scott via groups.io" <svbliss2012@...> wrote:
I¡¯ve been able to procure a SS gas tank. While the exterior is a little rough, the interior is almost pristine. I¡¯d like suggestions on the best way to store the tank for 6 months or so with the aim of keeping the interior as is.?
Kris And Scott