At first, I thought that the reddish brown residue coating the inside of the fuel tanks of the coupe was dried fuel residue but after reading Ed Burkhard's article on purchasing a coupe I now wonder if it is sloshing compound. When I rebuilt my MGB, I used a sloshing compound on the fuel tank that was white and was supposed to resist alcohol in fuels. It has been in operation for over a year and to date I have experienced no seperation of the sloshing compound from the tank walls. How can you remove the compound from the tanks?? I really do not want to remove the +200 rivets per tank to manually scrape it off. What will dissolve it?? There are no leaks in the tanks either. Any ideas?? Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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