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Sticking gas tank pad to tank? #1241824
05/29/12 06:36 PM
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Putting a new tank in my 66 Satellite. I'm going to use a double layer of tar paper for a pad as I have a lot of it laying around. What would work for sticking it to the tank? I tried some spray undercoating but that won't work. I was thinking maybe some of that brush-on tar for patching roofs. Any experience with this on here?


66 satellite conv w/413, cam & headers, 3.55 gears. 89 Dodge w150 4x4 318 Tbi. Opec's friend 72 Imperial coupe
Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Mrbill69] #1241825
05/29/12 08:42 PM
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Why do you want it to stick?

Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Mrbill69] #1241826
05/29/12 08:54 PM
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No glue...

Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Challenger 1] #1241827
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once the straps are on it doesnt move.

Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Mr D21] #1241828
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Original ones are glued on.


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Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Mrbill69] #1241829
05/29/12 11:39 PM
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3m spray adhesive.

Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: marks69] #1241830
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Used contact cement on mine to get all the pieces to stay down just like the factory did:

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Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Pntastar69] #1241831
05/30/12 12:36 AM
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Quote:

Why do you want it to stick?



I'm using 2 layers because what I have is thinner than the factory one was. I guess just to hold them in place while I put it in. The original was glued on with something, wouldn't come off w/o tearing it up.


66 satellite conv w/413, cam & headers, 3.55 gears. 89 Dodge w150 4x4 318 Tbi. Opec's friend 72 Imperial coupe
Re: Sticking gas tank pad to tank? [Re: Mrbill69] #1241832
05/30/12 10:49 AM
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I agree, 3M spray adhesive. I have used it for headliners and carpet jute, great stuff! (Not the spray on foam insulation)


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