Undented Tanks
Re: Undented Tanks
Originally Posted by N.Andrews
when i first started doing tank wheelies a few years ago,the tank was stock ,but after i dented it they feel more comfotrtable ,i used a hard rubber mallot ,then put jbweld over any cracks,creases,then i brang it to a linex shop and had that truck bed liner sprayed on , works fine but sometimes leaks out the top when full,had to silicone
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Re: Undented Tanks
my gix dented with me jumpin on it in like 5 min. .LOL glad i dont have to deal with that crap nova .will another tank fit on that P.O.S. that dents easier ? might want to check that out.
Re: Undented Tanks
well the only other option really is an F4 tank since F2/F3 tanks are the same and i hear they arnt so ez to dent either. And im not goin to be goin street fightered so i dont think another tank would look right
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Re: Undented Tanks
Originally Posted by NovaMan
well the only other option really is an F4 tank since F2/F3 tanks are the same and i hear they arnt so ez to dent either. And im not goin to be goin street fightered so i dont think another tank would look right 

Re: Undented Tanks
Since we're on the subject of dented tanks, mine is primered and has some rough bondo on there, what should I use to thake the primer off and what grit sand paper / technique should I use to smooth it out so theres no ridges where the bondo starts?
Re: Undented Tanks
Originally Posted by FHL
Since we're on the subject of dented tanks, mine is primered and has some rough bondo on there, what should I use to thake the primer off and what grit sand paper / technique should I use to smooth it out so theres no ridges where the bondo starts?
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