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Fertan Tapox Two-Component Tank Coating Sealing Pack of 2, 445ml - (24030)
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Price:
£34.75
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14 days return. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay delivery label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
Condition:
(4) The product is designed to protect the inside of your tank from the fuel, nothing else. If the tank is just rusty, then use Fertan Rust Converter. (Very rusty is scale corrosion visible or audible in the tank).
- Buy it nowFertan Tapox ethanol resistant petrol tank sealer for all tanks to 40L / 8 gal.
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Product Identifiers
BrandFertan
MPN24030
Manufacturer Part Number24030
EAN4027092240301
eBay Product ID (ePID)1468383616
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- 10 Mar, 2020Most favourable review
future proof your motorcycle petrol tank
If you are looking to protect the internal surfaces of your motorcycle petrol tank from rust and damage from the chemical soup that passes for petrol these days ( ethanol) then there are a huge range of products out there to choose from, however this is only one i would recomend!. It is really important that you follow the instructions to the letter which is a complicated and involving process that takes time and patience, and insure your preperation is done correctly to the letter of the instructions!. The most important part of the process is that once the coating is applied the tank MUST have air blown through it to insure the solvent is vented so the coating can "cure! properly, the method i used was that i purchased a small "gun shaped" fan unit used to airate home barbeques , this runs of AA baterys so a good surply will be needed. You apply the coating as instructed then attatch the fan to the petrol tap boss( might need a bit of messing about i used masking tape - blow air through for up to twelve hours (change the batterys every two hours or so and all should be well! once again read and re-read the instruction so you are certain of what you are doing!. if dont correctly you will get a great result- not the cheapest product but works fantasticly if applied properly!.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 19 Dec, 2019Most critical review
Takes too long and do I really trust it?
The resin was in a hard lump at the bottom of the tin. Looked like it had stood a long time. Took a long time to mix it all. After that it mixed well with the catalyst. I cleaned the tank with degreaser. Used a rust converter. Cleaned tank again. Dried 2 full days with heat. Mixed the resin and put in tank. Spread it all over. Put it in heat again. It took almost a week till it looked dry. Left it longer to make sure. Did a test and it still isn't properly dry. It is still drying now after almost 2 weeks. It may work or it may not but it just takes too long. I'm not impressed at all. I did everything suggested and more.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 07 Jun, 2020
Resealed BMW petrol tank
Just done the nasty job of cleaning and reselling petrol tank on BMW R100 1982. Filled it with white vinegar for three days. Flushed and dried quick rinse with rust stop then used the FertanTapox as per instructions. Worked great and easy to use if your careful - hardest part is airflow but thanks to my mate set up compressor air line to give air flow for five hours. Looks like a great product.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 26 Apr, 2025
Slower than the more conventional Caswel...
Slower than the more conventional Caswell or Tank Cure to go hard. I like the colouring which the Caswell or the Tank Cure don't have because you can see where the coating has gone. Time will tell which actually works best. Had bought to replace a previous 1990's Triumph Hinkley coating attempt to protect the inside which fell off in sheets.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 16 Feb, 2022
More instructions
I read in detail the how to use this product and read the instructions set with the product . I followed then to the letter plus doubling the air flow time . The paint sill has not dried fully a week later with the tank against a radiator . The one thing the instructions omitted was to drain every last drop of paint out of the tank and I mean EVERY last drop . I had a tiny bit pool after a while . To make things worse its not a 2 pack like car paint , 2 pack goes off in about 20 mins this does not . What I drain out of the tank is still runny in the tin . To sum up I would use it again but mop up any surplus with a sponge on a stick , then touch up with a paint brush you have plenty of time .Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 04 Jun, 2023
TAPOX Tank Sealant
Easy to remove if you get it on the external paintwork on application but a long time to cure and set hard. Still waiting for it to cure fully, reccomended 7 days at +18 degree C. but unless you have a heated, well ventilated room, is nigh on impossible in the UK so leaving it to cure for a fortnight. Can be used over existing Tapox application...... I have yet to find out if the tank is protected fully ;)Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 30 Dec, 2020
Not fit for purpose.
Not suitable for lining fuel tanks. It requires a constant flow of air for it to cure properly, which is practically impossible inside a fuel tank. I spite of careful cleaning and preparation before applying the lining and constantly blowing air through the tank with a hair drier on the cold setting, it streaked and cracked while curing. The instructions say that you can apply a second layer the next day but the same streaking and cracking resulted and, worse still, the second layer did not bond to the first layer, resulting in bubbles underneath. I have tried using this product three times, in the hope that I could fix the problems by improving the process but the same thing happened every time. I will never use this product again.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 27 May, 2020
This stuff is similar to Glyptol (red oxide)
Had I known sooner I would've used this instead of KREEM. I used red oxide Glyptol when I was a young engineer restoring insulated cabinets for switchgear, isolators, busbars on High Voltage equipment 33kV. This product is durable and easy to apply. Needs good time and ventilation to fully cure. I was only aware of its non-conductor properties, but now I'm seeing good chemical barrier capability, probably similar to that used on large ships.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 24 Jan, 2024
Best sealer for tanks.
I have used this product ow to line 6petrol tanks from Harley’s to vintage tanks. If you follow the instructions on applying to clean rust free tank it is brilliant. Ethanol proof and does the job well. Highly recommend this product.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 21 Feb, 2020
Alchemy at its very best
Amazing product, the holy grail of killing/curing rust. Particularly good for both curing rust and then sealing a petrol tank. Still sound 8 years later. I’m just about to do another tank.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
