Who Makes / Sells Stainless 15 -20-gal Tanks For Meth
03-08-2008, 07:38 PM
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Best Fab Inc.,Bartow,FL...1-800-788-4577
Florida Marine Tanks....305-620-9030
I can vouch for Best Fab,never dealt with Florida Tank. However, have heard they do good work.
The aircraft hand/fill hole may be an option worth considering. The hand hole should be large enough to reach into for cleaning.
Best may have a sump (lower circullar area for trapping sludge/water and a method for draining off the bottom without disturbing the fluid above) design.
Florida Marine Tanks....305-620-9030
I can vouch for Best Fab,never dealt with Florida Tank. However, have heard they do good work.
The aircraft hand/fill hole may be an option worth considering. The hand hole should be large enough to reach into for cleaning.
Best may have a sump (lower circullar area for trapping sludge/water and a method for draining off the bottom without disturbing the fluid above) design.
03-09-2008, 10:50 AM
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Best Fab Inc.,Bartow,FL...1-800-788-4577
Florida Marine Tanks....305-620-9030
I can vouch for Best Fab,never dealt with Florida Tank. However, have heard they do good work.
The aircraft hand/fill hole may be an option worth considering. The hand hole should be large enough to reach into for cleaning.
Best may have a sump (lower circullar area for trapping sludge/water and a method for draining off the bottom without disturbing the fluid above) design.
Florida Marine Tanks....305-620-9030
I can vouch for Best Fab,never dealt with Florida Tank. However, have heard they do good work.
The aircraft hand/fill hole may be an option worth considering. The hand hole should be large enough to reach into for cleaning.
Best may have a sump (lower circullar area for trapping sludge/water and a method for draining off the bottom without disturbing the fluid above) design.
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03-09-2008, 03:31 PM
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Cig is progressing nicely. Dave should be hard at work on it this week. I keep promising to start a thread on the project in the Cig section- maybe tonight.
If you want to paint polethylene, use a product called Bulldog. It's made for painting automotive plastic. Basically a spray-on adhesion promoter.
I'm assuming you're setting up a water/alcohol injection system. The only downside is if they stop working- if you've got boost and timing set for the injection and you forget to turn it on, you'll have a problem. You might consider a pressure switch and warning light to let you know if you have a supply issue.
If you want to paint polethylene, use a product called Bulldog. It's made for painting automotive plastic. Basically a spray-on adhesion promoter.
I'm assuming you're setting up a water/alcohol injection system. The only downside is if they stop working- if you've got boost and timing set for the injection and you forget to turn it on, you'll have a problem. You might consider a pressure switch and warning light to let you know if you have a supply issue.
03-09-2008, 04:24 PM
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Cig is progressing nicely. Dave should be hard at work on it this week. I keep promising to start a thread on the project in the Cig section- maybe tonight.
If you want to paint polethylene, use a product called Bulldog. It's made for painting automotive plastic. Basically a spray-on adhesion promoter.
I'm assuming you're setting up a water/alcohol injection system. The only downside is if they stop working- if you've got boost and timing set for the injection and you forget to turn it on, you'll have a problem. You might consider a pressure switch and warning light to let you know if you have a supply issue.
If you want to paint polethylene, use a product called Bulldog. It's made for painting automotive plastic. Basically a spray-on adhesion promoter.
I'm assuming you're setting up a water/alcohol injection system. The only downside is if they stop working- if you've got boost and timing set for the injection and you forget to turn it on, you'll have a problem. You might consider a pressure switch and warning light to let you know if you have a supply issue.
The Bulldog hopefully will work , we used it this morning on a set of Saleen valve covers before we painted them but the' re a hard plastic , the Polethylene fuel cells i have in the chevelles for the strip expand & contract with the heat , and have drooped as much as 1" so i dont know if the paint will crack . Its a Fast Solution Jegs/Summit 3 days there here .
The injection system we have wired & plumbed to 1 rpm switch for H2O & another 1 for the METH ... trying to make it goof proof ..... (get it ?) u got it .....
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