Step #14 in a (God know how many) step process.
Caswell's Dragon's Blood tank seal.
Not sure if I care for all them bubbles. They weren't there when I mixed it up.
The motorcycle tank kit comes with a total of 750cc of epoxy-based filler. I did the whole process within the recommended temp range, at 72°F. This stuff is thick, like honey, Karo syrup, 90wt gear oil. After you pour it in you can't just slosh it around, you have to slooooowly rotate the tank, giving the blob a chance to ooze its way over all the inner surfaces. 10 minutes is barely enuff time to get full coverage.
Then you drain the residue into a catch bucket.
About half of the goo stays in the tank. Fair warning, not printed in the instructions, is that the residue will cook-off after about an hour, maybe sooner, and gets *really* hot. It almost melted my plastic mixing/catch bucket.
This is some really sticky, stout, hard stuff. Thinking afterward on this, and by planning ahead, I may have come up with an additional use for the residue...
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Prolly going to get some different holders with a better angle. The whole carbide insert dealy is a deep end of the pool learning curve! Didn't have the QC parting tool here yet so finagled a ground 3/8" tool into the holder, it worked well.
