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When I bought my BR, the previous owner did a cream coat in the tank... Guessing he skipped all the prep and just slapped the cream in... Big white globs of crap, and chunks of rust stuck in it... AND IT LEAKS!!! Anyone ever get this crap back out, so I can weld up the pinholes and fix it correctly?
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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
How can I remove old KREEM?
Acetone or methyl ethyl ketone (available at most paint stores) will re-dissolve Kreem. Fill about half full, seal the tank and leave for about 24 hours with periodic agitation. Drain into a container and inspect tank. If Kreem remains, pour solutions back into tank, reseal and repeat until all Kreem is removed.
Acetone and MEK are avaialble at Home Depot
http://www.kreemproducts.net/t-faq.aspx
1985 Honda 125M (My first Trike--Still have it)
1986 Honda 250SX
1981 Honda 110
1982 Honda 110
1986 Yamaha YFM80 (Sons quad)
Past rides: 1983, 1984 200X, 3--1985 Kawasaki T-3
1987 CR-80, 70's vintage XR75, RM 370
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Arm chair racerJust too addicted
yup, MEK is the trick.
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85' YTM 225DX (sweetie)
84' ATC 200 auto X
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MEK is one nasty "known to cause cancer" substance so wear chemical gloves and eye protection and either a good respirator or do iut outside and don't breathe any in
Of course EVERYTHING causes cancer but I've read bad stuff about MEK.
Will acetone touch that liner at all??
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