GTS 1750

19 Years Experience with sealing Ethanol Sensitive Fuel Tanks

Phenol Novolac Epoxy Gas Tank Sealer

For use in Metal or Fibreglass/ Composite Tanks

Will cope with all current E numbers: E5, E10 and E25

Phenol Novolac Epoxies are a new breed of chemical resistant materials, able to withstand permanent immersion of many harsh solvents, fuels and oils. This Epoxy has much better bond strength than single component products, with strengths of up to 3000 PSI, and this higher strength reduces the need for a clinically clean surface, as the epoxy actually prefers to bond to a rough surface. Our new phenol novolac is more thixotropic, which means it ‘hangs’ on the tank walls during the coating process. This gives a thicker overall coating. There is more  volume of material in the kit to allow for this.

To prepare the metal tank, simply place several nuts & bolts, or a piece of old bike chain inside and about a pint of lacquer thinner, MEK or toluene. Shake the tank around to dislodge any loose particles, then drain off the liquid and allow to dry. This procedure removes any oils left over from the fuel. 

Ask us about preparing a Fibreglass/ Composite Tank.

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Epoxy Gas Tank Sealer (16oz) coats up to 2 x 19litre tanks.

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Would you rather have someone do this for YOU?

These companies are using Caswell products for their tank lining service!

Our team of five restorers have between them over 80 years experience working in the classic motorcycle restoration field.  They are supported by a

comprehensive machine shop, and a wealth of historic technical data relating to the classic scene.  They are based in Saffron Waldron, Essex.

Contact them on Saffron Walden 01799 542 323.   www.motorcyclerestorationcompany.com 

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SPRAYMASTER.  Larry Eriksen has been providing a service for Motorcycle Restoration for the last 40 years.  He can cover Paintwork, 

Wheel Building, Engine overhauls, Gearbox repairs and Welding along with Full Tank restoration. 

Larry is based in Christchurch, Dorset and you can call on 01425 673087 or email him on larry.eriksen@hotmail.co.uk  

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Hartlepool Radiator Company - Fuel Tanks 

This company based in the North East of England has a tanks division which has been doing fuel tank restoration on all types of vehicles for some time.  

They have used GTS1750 in-house and now offer a service to the motorcyclist/ car restorer in tank restoration.  Call Stan Lamb on 01429 236300 

and discuss your tank with him. Also look on the web page at www.fueltanks.co.uk

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Andover and Basingstoke?  Call John at JBH Motorcycles who runs a motorcycle company and a tank restoration service.  

John uses GTS1750 and can be contacted on 07587 827375

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TAPOX

2part epoxy sealer for steel tanks.  Developed as a Bio-fuel resistant product

After 72 hours at about 20° C and a humidity of less than 70 % this product creates a strong film, resistant against most fuels including ethanol and bio-fuels and is extremely strong against mechanical abrasion.  

TAPOX is an excellent preventive and remedial measure being a special 2-part epoxy coating, which is designed specifically to be resistant to modern fuels including the Bio-Ethanol (up to all current "E" numbers), non leaded products and to provide a corrosion free tank interior made from steel and aluminium. 

TAPOX will also assist in sealing cracks and pin prick holes.   TAPOX is useful for bikes, cars, trucks, boats, lawnmowers, etc and is also useful as a final coat for metal.  One kit will seal a medium size motorcycle tank.

Please use the product only as set out with the correct mixing ratio of hardener and curing technique.