A couple of years ago I treated the fuel tank of my oval with this 2k sealer.
Forgot the brand though. Recently I filled it up with gas and now I noticed this product is turning into a soft jelly that I can scrape off with my fingers.
It's a real mess. Probably it has dissolved with modern added ethanol gas.:evil:
For the chemists here : How can I get rid of this blubber?
Thanks!

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:?: unbolt it from the oval, empty the gas, fill it with grind or pieces of stone, tie it onto a concrete mixer and let it turn for a day with different angles, and rince it a few times while cleaning the debris. Repaet this so you get a clean inside like new.
just my idea.

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Thanks peter, but this stuff is really sticky. I kind of doubt it removes the goo that way. I was thinking of some dissolving product first, like a thinner/aceton maybe.:omg: (Dangerous) Can anybody confirm this?
If that doesn't help I guess I can always redo it with another "modern" sealer.
Thanks anyway!

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if it's a 2k sealer then I doubt thinner/acetone will disolve any more than the petrol already has. You might be able to put something flexible into a drill and scrape it off, but it's going to be tricky to know that you've removed all of it.

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I googled a bit and there are actually some epoxy removers on the market.:!:
Gonna fetch some of that stuff and I let you know by then. Might take a while though.

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