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Hi Mike,
It sounds like you will have to pull the tank out to repair it. This
is
not an easy task, and will
take a while. Once it is out you should be able to find someone who can
repair your crack, if it is
not too bad. On the other hand, you might have to replace the tank. As
for
the sloshing compound, MEK
should work well to remove it. This will also take a while. (Nothing is
easy, is it?)
Have fun,
Syd Cohen
NC94196
Ercoupe 415-D
Wausau, WI
Mike Polhemus wrote:
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> Alons welcome here? I have a crack in the bottom of my fuselage tank in
> my Alon A-2 Aircoupe, which might sound easy enough to have repaired,
> except that it begins in plain view, then disappears underneath the tank
> bottom stiffener. Any ideas on how this might be repaired?
>
> I'd also like to get rid of the old slosh inside the tank as it is crisp
> and chipping. Any ideas on if/how this might be done? A new tank is VERY
> expensive.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Polhemus
>
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