Thanks Steve, I don't know how many of the tanks like mine were produced or delivered but they will not stand up to the alcohol content of todays auto fuel. Glad to hear you have made the change from the Saf-t-poxy. .The tanks with the saf-T-poxy do not have any issue with fuels other wise, I just am of the belief that a fuel tank should be safe for everything. Caution political content: I recently heard a interview in the Iowa voting that the guy was going to vote for whom ever supported more ethanol content in fuel....???? Joe Horton
----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve G. via KRnet" <krnet at list.krnet.org> Joe, We primarily only use vinyl-ester now on the tanks we provide unless requested otherwise. We have also used Jeffco Epoxy (now Rhino) with good results. We have had a test sample sitting in Fuel with alcohol for several years at Richard Shirley's with no deterioration. All my personal tanks have been built using the Jeffco. They also have a coating that can be painted on or sloshed during construction and is impervious to the alcohol. Lancair recommends using it during the construction of their tanks. Steve Glover _______________________________________________
