Rubbing fuel tank

[oneandonlyian]

Re: Rubbing fuel tank

I think as mentioned already glue fuel pipe to the frame or again some sticky felt, the felt might be the neater solution though.

[Steve]

I think as mentioned already glue fuel pipe to the frame or again some sticky felt, the felt might be the neater solution though.

Or have another go at rounding off the edges of the frame - they look pretty harsh to me.

[tonystevens]

Or have another go at rounding off the edges of the frame - they look pretty harsh to me.

I sanded the inside a lot more than the outside, yes the pic does look quite harsh but wouldnt hurt to sand them some more.

[Tim Procter]

Morning Tony.

on a serious note take a look at the Mikdao rubber U trim that fits the frames where the batteries go.

Very thin and would do that job a treat.

[shades]

I'm off to the workshop now to check mine.... you've got me worried

[tonystevens]

Morning Tony.

on a serious note take a look at the Mikdao rubber U trim that fits the frames where the batteries go.

Very thin and would do that job a treat.

The thinner the better, the avant stuff was just too thick

[chris jones2.4]

squeeze the tank in and ooze some hotglue down there or buy a trex

[tonystevens]

squeeze the tank in and ooze some hotglue down there or buy a trex

Good idea chris! And ive already got a Trex lol

[squeaky pete]

mines always been like that lol and u know how much mine is used, or do what nick maxwell did, just sand it to a curve on the edge

[tonystevens]

mines always been like that lol and u know how much mine is used, or do what nick maxwell did, just sand it to a curve on the edge

Never worn through then Pete?

[carper2k]

You could possibly try a bead of high modulus silicone

Paul

[trexamanic]

I think the rubbing to a good round edge is the best answer. It stops things getting messy and keeps it as it was intended. Catherine tank be popped out easy or not?
i have a full set of mini files if you want to rub it to round.