Posted by glennster on May 18, 2012 at 08:44:46 from (76.222.59.15):
In Reply to: Super M gas tank posted by mkirsch on May 18, 2012 at 06:02:57:
not hard, do quite a few. i use our stud gun, a push rod on the inside and a little heat. clean the tank out real good, hot soapy water works well, the blow gun it dry right away to get rid of any water. sand the surface bright and shiny at the dent area, weld the studs on and go thru the filler neck hole with a push rod. pull the dent and push up with the rod to work the dent. warming the metal with a propane torch will help to stress relieve it. if you dont have a stud gun, you can solder 16 penny nails head down on the dent and use a vice grip as a puller. a slide hammer can be used on the vice grips too. take your time and work the dents out slow.
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